Lydia, a university student from Gulu, had always been known for her intelligence and determination. She carried big dreams—graduating with distinction and pursuing a career that would uplift her family.
But things took an unexpected turn during her second year at the university. No matter how much effort she put in, she kept failing her exams. Semester after semester, the results disappointed her, and slowly, her once-strong confidence began to crumble.
At first, Lydia assumed the challenge came from difficult units or the style in which the exams were set. She changed her reading strategies, joined group discussions, and sacrificed countless nights trying to grasp every concept. Even so, nothing changed. Her friends and family encouraged her to keep going, but the failures continued.
The constant setbacks began to take a toll on her emotional well-being. She became anxious, discouraged, and unsure of her future. Lydia started questioning whether she had chosen the wrong course or if she was simply not meant to succeed academically. Feeling overwhelmed, she reached out to friends for guidance. It was during one of these conversations that a.To Continue Reading, Click Here
