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Feeling so scared

I’m sure everyone will be really friendly @corriefan

Hope you have a fun day, despite your worries 🙂
 
corriefan said:
Thank you so much I have achieved a lot this year like baby placement group first aid course c
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Glad you are now being less pessimistic. If you look back at your posts dentist, hairdresser, work, life you have always done much better than you expected. Have a good sleep then really enjoy your holiday. Everyone has ups and downs, don't let fear of the downs stop you enjoying all the other bits. I don't know happy holidays in Maltese but they have a very close relationship with the UK so you will get a good welcome and no language barriers. Drink lots of water.
 
Many congratulations on passing your First Aid training (I knew you would) and wishing you a very enjoyable holiday! We would love to see some holiday snaps when you get back. Some of us don't get the opportunity of holidays so always nice to see what other people have experienced.
 
saffron15 said:
Glad you are now being less pessimistic. If you look back at your posts dentist, hairdresser, work, life you have always done much better than you expected. Have a good sleep then really enjoy your holiday. Everyone has ups and downs, don't let fear of the downs stop you enjoying all the other bits. I don't know happy holidays in Maltese but they have a very close relationship with the UK so you will get a good welcome and no language barriers. Drink lots of water.
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Thank you so much xx
 
rebrascora said:
Many congratulations on passing your First Aid training (I knew you would) and wishing you a very enjoyable holiday! We would love to see some holiday snaps when you get back. Some of us don't get the opportunity of holidays so always nice to see what other people have experienced.
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Thank you so much I think I got scared when instructor said to everyone if you don't pass you will be enrolled on another course thank you I will send you some x
 
Well done you @corriefan and now you can enjoy your holiday.

By the way, you are now in the top 5% of people in the UK that know first aid and could help someone in need.:star:

That say's a lot about you --------The Top 5%------ and yes, I did check it out.

Alan
 
Alan44 said:
Well done you @corriefan and now you can enjoy your holiday.

By the way, you are now in the top 5% of people in the UK that know first aid and could help someone in need.:star:

That say's a lot about you --------The Top 5%------ and yes, I did check it out.

Alan
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Aww thank you so much that's lovely of you to say I paid for my own course as the instructor is lovely but waa all worth it xx
 
In other words, Don't worry, you won't get in trouble or get sacked or anything BAD - you'll simply ned to repeat the course, because every person who does any training knows 100% that different people respond differently to every type of different lesson!

I've never taken a First Aid course, never wanted nor needed to. I could easily be lousy at it! But of course, if you do happen to be with me alone when having a heart attack, these days because I always need to have my phone beside me whatever's happening around me - I absolutely would dial 999 once I'd tested your BG and it wasn't that (or of course possibly if it was that - depending on what the glucometer tells me!)
 
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