Introduction I guess?

OK Welcome to this Forum again 

just for others CFS is also known as ME.  

was your CFS/ME treated in any way ?

I had a few therapy sessions discussing how I can be helped. Got a heavily reduced timetable from school. That kind of stuff. Luckily after about 3 years I started to dramatically improve and 2 years ago I was discharged from it. Both parents and I agree that it was probs just autistic burnout in some way though as it happened right after the beginning of secondary school.

it was a pity you where misdiagnosed  but at least now you know.

It is a common thing that people can get misdiagnosed which can mess people up quite a bit.

Glad to hear your parents are being supportive and your school is responding positively as well. 

Are you aiming for university or are you like me at my A levels " I havent a clue what i want to be " ?

probably just very busy  

Yeah it is hot. At the moment I can't book it on the NHS website so I guess it has to be updated or something? I really dislike this weather.

i like ur "football" vs  "handegg" joke image 

yes get your vaccine if u can 

gg

i have things to do,,,,,  the sun forced me inside for a bit its so hot here !

Yeah I do very well at school so that's why I'm aiming at some of the top unis. Due to COVID this course is actually barely enrolled right now, clearing is still open for this year let alone next school year when I'll be applying. The high entry requirments are more due to it being Leeds which is considered a good uni and it is part of the Russell Group. I'm expecting my predicted grades to be A* A* A which is definitely enough to apply to these top unis.

ok i did notice people moving between channels  I'll bear that in mind.

i got into uni with a B,C and E  :)    

---  It must by quite technical or perhaps very popular.

Put your head down and go for it I say. 

I got A* A* A in my latest UCAS mocks. My backup/insurance uni is Coventry where I'd be doing 'Aviation Management' where it is triple B which I should definitely be able to achieve.

Tough requirements!    Can you meet those?     Do you have a plan B?

I switch between different channels all the time depending on where people are talking. For the aviation degree, it depends on the course. Not that many aviation management degrees actually exist so I'm also applying to some more generic 'Management' degrees. This one course at Leeds I'm looking at called 'Aviation Technology with Pilot Studies and Management' has triple A entry requirements with one fo them having to be Maths or Physics and the other two can basically be anything. I do Geography, Psychology and Physics so this is basically my ideal course for me. The other management degrees basically have no required A-levels.

Have you been to the helicopter museum at Weston?    You can land in their car park - it happens a lot so no-one bats an eye.    There's a nice pub just up the road for lunch. 

BTW I'll  keep an eye for u in ASDirect. Is there a channel you hang out in ?

what  A levels do u need for an Aviation Management degree ?  There are so many degrees now

It was an R44 as well. No one seemed too bothered by it but the coastguard came by and my Dad gave him £20. They weren't too near, behind a fence a good 50 metres away or so but there were a lot of people.

That's a bit naughty - you're only supposed to do that in an emergency 

How did you clear all the people back to a safe distance?    We fly R44 - what do you use?

Yeah that does sound interesting. Once I landed with my Dad in a field near the beach without my Dad telling anyone on the ground we were landing. While we were landing a crowd literally formed around us to admire the helicopter landing lmao. I will never forget that day. 

Cool - I go flying with a friend in a helicopter - we do trip to the Isle of Wight for lunch every now and then - we just ring the pub and they shoo all the sheep from the field and mow a big H in the grass for the landing zone.

Another of my friends started off doing his PPL and moved on to being a paperboy - flying pallets of newspapers between various European hubs in a Short 330  (a twin turboprop)  He's now a senior pilot for a major airline.     There's lots of very strange jobs out there 

Yeah I'm comfortable working wherever. I'm lucky my Dad has his PPL(H) so I've been able to fly in helicopters every now and again for a lot of my life which is what introducted me to the aviation industry. I will probably definitely at least go for my PPL and maybe in the future even go for a frozen ATPL as I'd still love to fly commercially but let's see what happens. At the very least I still want to work in the sector in some way as I've always loved aviation.

Yeah I'm comfortable working wherever. I'm lucky my Dad has his PPL(H) so I've been able to fly in helicopters every now and again for a lot of my life which is what introducted me to the aviation industry. I will probably definitely at least go for my PPL and maybe in the future even go for a frozen ATPL as I'd still love to fly commercially but let's see what happens. At the very least I still want to work in the sector in some way as I've always loved aviation.

probably just very busy  

Yeah it is hot. At the moment I can't book it on the NHS website so I guess it has to be updated or something? I really dislike this weather.

i like ur "football" vs  "handegg" joke image 

yes get your vaccine if u can 

gg

i have things to do,,,,,  the sun forced me inside for a bit its so hot here !

Yeah I do very well at school so that's why I'm aiming at some of the top unis. Due to COVID this course is actually barely enrolled right now, clearing is still open for this year let alone next school year when I'll be applying. The high entry requirments are more due to it being Leeds which is considered a good uni and it is part of the Russell Group. I'm expecting my predicted grades to be A* A* A which is definitely enough to apply to these top unis.

ok i did notice people moving between channels  I'll bear that in mind.

i got into uni with a B,C and E  :)    

---  It must by quite technical or perhaps very popular.

Put your head down and go for it I say. 

I got A* A* A in my latest UCAS mocks. My backup/insurance uni is Coventry where I'd be doing 'Aviation Management' where it is triple B which I should definitely be able to achieve.

Tough requirements!    Can you meet those?     Do you have a plan B?

I switch between different channels all the time depending on where people are talking. For the aviation degree, it depends on the course. Not that many aviation management degrees actually exist so I'm also applying to some more generic 'Management' degrees. This one course at Leeds I'm looking at called 'Aviation Technology with Pilot Studies and Management' has triple A entry requirements with one fo them having to be Maths or Physics and the other two can basically be anything. I do Geography, Psychology and Physics so this is basically my ideal course for me. The other management degrees basically have no required A-levels.

Have you been to the helicopter museum at Weston?    You can land in their car park - it happens a lot so no-one bats an eye.    There's a nice pub just up the road for lunch. 

BTW I'll  keep an eye for u in ASDirect. Is there a channel you hang out in ?

what  A levels do u need for an Aviation Management degree ?  There are so many degrees now

It was an R44 as well. No one seemed too bothered by it but the coastguard came by and my Dad gave him £20. They weren't too near, behind a fence a good 50 metres away or so but there were a lot of people.

That's a bit naughty - you're only supposed to do that in an emergency 

How did you clear all the people back to a safe distance?    We fly R44 - what do you use?

Yeah that does sound interesting. Once I landed with my Dad in a field near the beach without my Dad telling anyone on the ground we were landing. While we were landing a crowd literally formed around us to admire the helicopter landing lmao. I will never forget that day. 

Cool - I go flying with a friend in a helicopter - we do trip to the Isle of Wight for lunch every now and then - we just ring the pub and they shoo all the sheep from the field and mow a big H in the grass for the landing zone.

Another of my friends started off doing his PPL and moved on to being a paperboy - flying pallets of newspapers between various European hubs in a Short 330  (a twin turboprop)  He's now a senior pilot for a major airline.     There's lots of very strange jobs out there