Not hungry due to stress, but I'm afraid not eating will make it worse?

Please try to calm down :) The idea of entering counseling and learning some stress management techniques may indeed be very helpful - the latter may include "deep (abdominal) breathing." I agree with the other respondent, too, who'd mentioned that one may be able to shorten one's course load up to a certain amount of weeks into the semester. I'm presuming that you have a prescription for adderall and for ad/hd.

Should you have medical documentation of the ad/hd (or other type of learning or emotional disorder), you may be eligible for "reasonable accommodations," according to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990. Such accommodations may include within the classroom, such as getting longer time on tests and/or a separate room for exams (usually with a test proctor). Just about every college has a "student disability services" office for more information and resources.

This website may have some local counseling agencies: http://findtreatment.samhsa.gov/ and can type one's zip code or state of residence into search. The college's "student counseling/center" should have a school counselor to speak with, too (though, he/she may refer you to a community counseling center as well).

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