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Hey! Former first responder here. Shoot me a message with your issues or contact info. Or you can do this too:https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/27640/free-tutoring
Sounds like burnout take a break
As counterproductive as this may seem you need to take a break. I am not a firefighter/paramedic but I am currently working full-time and have responsibilities at home and so we, unlike many of the people on this site (no shade just true for a lot of people on here), can't study for hours on end after or before working our jobs. You have to give your body and mind a break.
Trust me, I had this happen but it was because I was studying like I had all the free time in the world and it affected both my LSAT results and my work because I was just worn out.
Take a break. Only study for a certain amount of hours on certain days (I only study 3 - 4 hours a day and usually take Thursday or Sunday off and sometimes both if I feel like I need it). Find a realistic schedule that works for you!
You got this!
Happened to me last week. I took a week off. Now I'm ready to go! Good luck!
Sounds like burnout to me..send me a DM