I been fighting cancer for the past 2 years and I won't but sadly this year is failing and I have until the 20th of December to
make up all my work they didn't exempt me from much at all can anyone go into my k12 account and JUST DO EVERYTHING because its not fair I had to get chemotherapy every week at the hospital so PLEASE HELP ME I don't know anything because I have been in the hospital not able to attend class so if u have a heart and will help me if u need proof ill send u pictures of me in the hospital which are very embarrassing but i gotta do what i gotta do all i know about school is the hospital bed in pain feeling sick throwing up ALl i know is hospital bed when your going back and forth to the hospital for 2 years straight every week and u have to be there monday-fri and u are in the hospital for holidays that as my life and now i dont know nothing but hospital
T_T (tears emojji) Oh my god. this is so sad! But you can't really expect people to do your school for you, if you just give up... that's letting the cancer win! You have to try as hard as you can to push on and get through your life especially in school. If you survive your cancer and you have no education, what will you do then? How will you get a job and be sucessful in life? You can't have others take care of your responsiblities for you, There are some things in life that you have you have to do to survive in this world. education is about bettering yourself, if you are stuck with a body that is failing you, better your mind. I suggest moving to Treca, (if you're in ohio) it lets you move at your own pace, 1 Block = 3 weeks 12 block = a school year It also has summer school and extended school years and all sorts of stuff that could help you in your situation. I HONESTLY HOPE YOU GET BETTER SOMEDAY. PLEASE, TAKE THIS INTO CONSIDERATION.
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