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@drbrown2259 - Thank you so much. I do feel a little better now. I don't think I have any dental issues, but I think I should get my vision checked. I used to wear glasses in high school and so, it might be the case that my vision is getting weak again.
Thanks a ton.
@shanuchhetri13465 - Thank you. I think you are right. I have not done anything except LSAT, eating, sleeping and gym for like more than two months now.
@shanuchhetri13465 - thank you for that response, I think I really needed it. For the past few weeks, I have been doing everything that you mentioned and that question-specific approach worked really well for me. I think timing is one big issue for me both in RC and LR.
@mattwell23301 - I know I should, it is just scary not to study for a while.
@kdbird106 thank you, I think I will try meditation as soon as I get a little better.
Hi Guys,
I am exactly one month away from my test date and in the past 2-3 months, I have experienced few worst migraines of my life. Seen general physicians, neurologists, tried many medications and regularly exercised over the past 2-3 months, but, nothing worked. I feel helpless at times and I think my stress is not because of the ‘test-coming-soon’ factor, but because of the fact that I am not getting my desired score on any of my PTs so far.
I have been studying for LSAT for a while now. From online courses (tried 3 of them) to private tutoring (advise-in solutions), I have tried all to hit 170 or up. But now, it feels sort of impossible and I am terrified. For my LR sections, I never get to attempt all the questions, but my accuracy is decent (19-20 correct when 21 attempted on average). For game, I only miss a point or two. For RC, I can mostly do only 3 passages (with 3-4 incorrect).
I am losing sleep over all this and my migraines are getting worst. Any helpful tips?
I think this would be helpful for you to read:
https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/18210/a-word-on-lg-goal-setting-the-process-that-worked-for-me