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Test Nerves

Glenman · 2007-11-08 16:26:51

I hear there are some sort of tablets/medication available which will help you with your nerves? Would these be a good idea on the day of the test? Has anyone try them?

08-11-2007 4:26pm

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I hear there are some sort of tablets/medication available which will help you with your nerves? Would these be a good idea on the day of the test? Has anyone try them?

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#2 08-11-2007 4:29pm

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I know a friend of mine used to use rescue remedy to calm her before exams. Used to work.
Also if you feel sick to your stomach - ginger biscuits could help.

By the way - just pretend you're on a lesson for the test - don't get yourself worked up - you know you can drive. good luck

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