Nervous?

[Starlet]

Is anyone else nervous about going back to studying??

I start uni on Monday and I am way more nervous about it than when I started TAFE. It's not the social part of it, because I have made friends there already and I'll talk to anyone who'll listen...

It's just the workload and whether I'm going to cope..I had a look through a few of my textbooks and omg...I'm starting to wonder how on earth I'm going to get through this!!! I really want to do this and finish it...there is no other way I can get there besides uni...

Ugh, I could be getting myself worked up for nothing but I really don't want to fail.

Please tell me I'm not the only one who is feeling this way!

[mamacita]

Hey Starlet

I'm nervous too. I had a cry the other day because I didn't know how I'd cope with the workload and the baby. Husband is starting uni this year, so it's double the trouble. I think we gotta keep in mind that we're studying and with kids - and we do it for our kids!

One lil thing at a time... :)

Good luck on Monday!!

[bec79]

Did someone say nervous. I'm Shaking in my boots. It sounds say stupid to say, because I'm not a 17yr old school girl, I'm a grown woman who runs a household and a family. Why am I so scared that I won't cope? DF has pledged to help out alot more, and he seems to be making an effort. Maybe if others can get their partners to make the same commitment it would but their minds more at rest??

I think I am feeling nervous partly because this will be the first time I have left DD for an extended period of time. My MIL will be caring for her on one day, which doesn't sit well with me!

I'm glad I'm not the only one out there feeling this way.

*Rallies all the mums heading off to uni into a circle, so we can all hold each others hands for support.*

[mamacita]

*Rallies all the mums heading off to uni into a circle, so we can all hold each others hands for support.*

*wipes sweaty palms first...then grabs hands in attempt to chill*

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