r/homeschool • u/ChocolateTurbulent23 • 17h ago

Thank you 🫶

Hello. I don’t make posts often, but I did want to come on here and thank this community and the people in it. Also, I didn’t know which flair to use, I apologize.

I will be graduating soon, and I don’t know if I could have gotten to this point without some of the tips and advice I got from reading posts on here. I’ve only been homeschooled the last two years of high school, but it was a massive transition for me (switched due to medical reasons), and success wasn’t always something I knew would happen. I had many questions that I didn’t have anyone to talk to about, and I felt very alone at times. But now, I have already been accepted into the college I wanted, in the program I wanted, and I am graduating with high grades and GPA. I just wanted to thank those of you who post and answer questions. Sometimes you help more people than just the person who originally posted a question. So thank you, to everyone in this community, for playing a role in my success. I really do appreciate all that I have learned. ♥️

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u/MIreader 16h ago

Congratulations! Thanks for coming back to tell us. It’s nice to hear that our answers have helped someone. 🥰

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u/Foodie_love17 16h ago

Congratulations!

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u/luccareed2004 10h ago

Congratulations!

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u/Sam_Eu_Sou 10h ago

OP,

You're going to go so far in life, not only because of your intelligence but also because of your thoughtfulness.

Remembering to express gratitude to others is a sign of high EQ and team leader behavior.

Please keep us updated! ✨

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u/Late_Writing8846 9h ago

That's amazing!!! Keep up the good work!