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I know it's very much a pity party, it is just the need for venting. I feel like I am in a lot of pain physically. And when I feel that way, there is a general sense of depression. I have a very hard time paying attention, and cramps are quite bad. I have trouble with my cycle, and when that happens, the pain is intense and my mood fluctuates. I feel angrier than normal. Been a tough couple of weeks. I was audited for a high dollar amount by the irs because of a significant error, or even recklessness, by the accountant. I am very anxious. My thoughts will not turn off, they seem to go at me all the time like a pinwheel. Also, the day I went to the accountant (a new one) to straighten it all, the car died completely. I ran to a dealer and bought a new one immediately before I lost all the trade value. For the first time, I will have a payment, now I am nervous about keeping it up. I went out to the car, almost a brand new one, and the GPS will not charge, which I need badly. The car will not give it charge. On top of that, the instructor for our summer class really kicked our asses and we all failed an assignment. I am so mad and frustrated and frankly wish to sue the accountant. Drained and empty. In pain. Feel blank with meds. Also trying to anticipate best way to go about issue with car. I don't think it's high maintenance of me. I want it working and not have to pay for this issue w/new car. This needs to work. Some places I can only get to by coordinates. Enough said. I really want a way to get some peace and feel better from inner turmoil.
About the GPS - it seems completely reasonable to alert the dealer, right? I don't drive or own a vehicle, but assuming this car is brand new ALL of its features should work, and if they don't, they should be fixed. So, raise some hell.
It sounds like a lot of things have happened at once and are likely overwhelming you (even if your meds make you feel sort of empty). Something that's helped me is the fact that there are some things I can influence or take charge of and other things I can't. You can't control your instructor. If your entire class failed this assignment, clearly there is something more going on than the idea that you're all somehow stupid. Try to take comfort in the fact that it was really difficult for everyone involved, and no one got it, and that maybe your instructor needs to rethink her/his approach instead of flipping out about it, which helps no one.