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A Vet Story

Stories, tales and general rambling of a Vet Student at the Royal Veterinary College, London who took the long route to get there.
Alison. 22. RVC 3rd Year, ex G+T.

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21:27
Monday, 30 May 2011
More positive.

Feeling slightly more positive about the whole OMG I'M GOING TO FAIL situation.

Trying my best with revision, and trying to be as calm as possible and not let anyone wind me up.

Because we're all vets, it's just mad vet revision exam hysteria and I can't escape it, which is making me worse.

All I can do is give it my best. My head hurts so I should probably go to bed as 9am pig husbandry lectures tomorrow, oh the joy.


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