Nightmare of a medical student 2

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"Yepa!!!...exam moved forward ke!...see me see gbege o...e gbami"
Life was as its usual state and flavour when I was making lateral turns on my student-sized bed making a few laughing sounds as I delight mtselfI with technology.
It was an average day for me until the day decided to reach its highest peak when the bombshell was dropped...Exam that was to be in a months' time is now in 2 days time.
Within seconds I when through 4 out of the 5 stages of bereavement...Denial, anger, negotiation and depression...still have not accepted it. After this I started hyperventilating, I was both disorganized and confused.
As I type this the only thing that rings through my head..."O God, help my poor soul"

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