Hello, question asker!
I'm so happy to hear that you passed the teacher certification exam! You're currently in the re-certification process, but you keep failing the physical exam because your aspartic acid amino acid content is too high, which in turn affects your current state of preparation for the exam. I can feel your current worries and anxieties about the future, but I want to tell you:
You know, the real difficulty is always much less than we imagine.
It's totally normal to be afraid of the unknown. It's not usually because something is difficult, but because our thoughts get all jumbled up. The good news is that there's a simple way to avoid getting tangled up in worry and fear: just face it, see it, untangle it, and resolve it. If we don't face things that initially make us worry or fear, they can easily run into our subconscious and become unclear. And it's this kind of ambiguity that can make us feel fearful and anxious.
Let's get to the bottom of this together and take the initiative!
▫ It's so important to keep an eye on your serum amino acid levels. You can take medicine to lower the index, but it will also have side effects, which is to make your body feel tired. This can really affect your current state of preparation for the exam, so it's really important to keep an eye on it.
▫ So, what specifically worried you in this incident? Were you worried about the exam?
Or are you worried that if the index doesn't come down in time, you might not get the qualification? Or is it something else?
What can we do in this situation? And what can't we do?
If things do end up being a bit messy, don't worry! The worst that can happen is that we'll have to start over.
Keep digging, layer by layer, until you reach the bottom. It's okay to admit and accept those thoughts that are difficult to speak about. Be as transparent as you can about your emotions.
While it might not make the pain go away right away, facing your emotions head-on will help you take control of the situation and not let them intimidate you. It's a chance to make a change!
- Off-topic -
From your description, it's clear you've already done a great job! The body is the foundation of a revolution, so it's important to take care of and love our bodies. Anxiety often stems from the gap between our expectations and reality. If you're looking to relieve anxiety and boost motivation, I've got two tips for you!
The first thing we can do is lower our expectations. The second thing we can do is work on our abilities little by little, according to what's going on in our lives. The pressure that's just right for us to move forward is the pressure we can overcome with one jump!
I'm a big brain hole, and I love you, too, world! Thanks for reading!


Comments
I understand how frustrating and challenging this situation must be for you. It's important to take care of your health first, so make sure you follow the doctor's advice on medication and rest. Maybe you can adjust your study schedule to match your energy levels, perhaps studying in shorter bursts with breaks in between.
Balancing preparation for the recruitment exam while managing your health is incredibly tough. Have you considered reaching out to a support group or counselor? Sometimes talking things through can help manage anxiety. Also, pacing yourself with small, manageable goals each day might prevent burnout.
It sounds like you're under immense pressure. Try incorporating relaxation techniques into your daily routine, like deep breathing or meditation. This could help reduce stress and improve your overall wellbeing. Remember, it's okay to ask for help when you need it.
Your health should come first; without it, everything else becomes much harder. If possible, see if there are any accommodations available for candidates facing health challenges during exams. Focusing on getting your liver function within the normal range will be beneficial in the long run.
The path ahead seems daunting, but breaking tasks into smaller steps can make them more achievable. Perhaps setting very specific and shortterm objectives for your studies could provide a sense of accomplishment. Don't forget that taking care of yourself is not a luxury but a necessity.