Hello Everyone,
I hope you're all doing fine. I posted this abt a year ago:
I remember your story. it was a terrible time for you for sure. I'm so glad you have a positive ending or should I say new begning to your PhD journey. It sounds like you and your family are on the up. Maybe 30th April will bring you relief? Relief that you got out of there and now have this better life. Thanks for the update. :D
It seems that your publications suggest you had excellent progress within 2.5 years.
The moral of the story is publication is very important; that is, working at home is more productive too. :-)
However, the university should compensate your *suffering*...
Hi,
On your previous thread I was the last person to post with what could have been to be interpreted as quite brutal advice and I do still stand by that.
However, I am extremely happy that you have been able to move on from what was a horrible situation. It sounds to me that you turned around not just your situation but also your ATTITUDE to it and I think that maybe was the key.
I am happy that you have also found joy outside of work - its very important to find things that you enjoy that don't involve work.
Remember bad times do not come to stay, they come to pass.
Very best wishes for your future and your family!
Bevcha
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