Going through the program the 2nd time
Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2011 4:07 pm
I am 52 and have been more or less disappointed with my life for most of it. I've got an engineering degree but boy
was it a struggle. One semester my grades consisted of 3Fs and a D. I currently work basically part-time as a welder.
In grade school, things actually were really good for me. As a matter of fact I was the valedictorian of my little 8th
grade class. I started getting a lot more interested in religion (I'm catholic) in my latter 20s, when I was still working
as an engineer (I was pretty much just there physically every day). I got married when I was 33 and divorced a year
later. I pretty much just made the marriage happen, with my new 'religious' attitude. I'm still into religion, but
hopefully my attitude is more 'mature' and 'seasoned'. If nothing else it seems to work as a distraction from all the
anxiety. I try to be careful and not let it 'cause' the anxiety. I think the program is good, I just seem to be a slow
learner. I'm thinking that if I just stay at it, it eventually will work pretty good for me. I also might mention that
I've taken out personal bankruptcy twice in my life.
was it a struggle. One semester my grades consisted of 3Fs and a D. I currently work basically part-time as a welder.
In grade school, things actually were really good for me. As a matter of fact I was the valedictorian of my little 8th
grade class. I started getting a lot more interested in religion (I'm catholic) in my latter 20s, when I was still working
as an engineer (I was pretty much just there physically every day). I got married when I was 33 and divorced a year
later. I pretty much just made the marriage happen, with my new 'religious' attitude. I'm still into religion, but
hopefully my attitude is more 'mature' and 'seasoned'. If nothing else it seems to work as a distraction from all the
anxiety. I try to be careful and not let it 'cause' the anxiety. I think the program is good, I just seem to be a slow
learner. I'm thinking that if I just stay at it, it eventually will work pretty good for me. I also might mention that
I've taken out personal bankruptcy twice in my life.