Dear Anna Peterson,
I'm having some troubles now. I ever did well in my study before. But now I find it difficult to concentrate on it. Even when I'm in school, in the quiet classroom and when the teacher is speaking in class, I can't concentrate. I don't think about anything. My mind goes nothing. And sometimes I think about something. It could be anything, a movie...And then I act like one of the characters, and I do this everywhere. I don't even realize what I'm doing till something gets my attention and pulls me back to my real life.
I can't always write down the important things my teacher says, because I write too slowly. I'm not good at writing and I usually hand in my homework late because I put off doing it until the last minute. So I often have to find different excuses to tell my teacher why I didn't do my homework. I'm sure I'm going to fail my final exam in late January. I'm now so far behind other students that I don't know how to catch up with them. But there is only one month left, you know. I am worried all day, and I know this won't be of any help to me. I get distracted really easily.
My life has changed a lot. Can you help me?
Yours,
Mel Barnes
