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Timing Issues...

This relates to Suzanne's plan. I will ramble as I try to get all this straight:

1. I've started posting to get up to 15 so I can PM for the plan.

2. I'm starting the first step as outlined under the guidelines.

What I'm confused about is the time line. If I understand correctly it is suggested that I not rush to re-test but I cannot request Susanne's plan if the test date is more than 2 months away-

I can officially retest within 45 days of a failed test but under the plan (Suzanne's) I thought I read that 45 days is considered not enough time to prep.

So... that is a fifteen day window in which I will go from not being ready to being ready??

Keep in mind that although I've failed twice I have also been prepping and studying that whole time so although it has not been effective to pass it's been good for something.

I also have to contend with the fact that once I submit a request I will receive a potential response within 2 wks -this is 14 days.

Once I PM Suzanne I need to include my new scheduled test date but I'm confused when this should be so that I can be eligible for the plan.

If I've confused you then good because I too am confused.

I know this may be a funny question but why not just post the plan so people can use it.

Maybe I just misread something along the way.

Thanks for the clarification:nuke:

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Take a slow breath and just relax. It is not a point of rushing to make posts here, the issue is that you must actually complete the first tip as it is posted before contacting me.

The first tip must be completed, so that is step #one for you to focus on and not anything else. Then the remainder of the program will require at least 49 days, not just the 45 days that you are speaking of. I actually work a real job 48 hours per weeks, so things are not always sent immediately on that specific date. And mailings are done only every two weeks. And it is never sent out more than two months before testing. You also need time at the end to look over meds and labs. And you never, ever want to be preparing up until the last day, worst thing that you can do.

And my program is not posted since I wrote it and it needs to be followed as per my schedule. If one does not have the appropriate time to complete it, then they will not receive it. And if posted, then it will not be followed as written in many cases. I do this for free, if someone wants it, then they need to meet my requirements. They are actually quite fair and there are no surprises with any of it.

Anything that has to do with my program needs to be addressed to me in a pm and not posted on the forum. That is another one of my rules. All explanations are given in the thread that contains my first tip as well as the other sticky that answers the most frequently asked questions, just like this.

If one wishes to use my program, then they need to follow my rules.

Do be aware that increasing one's post count just to be able to contact me is not the thing to be doing. If they are not legitimate posts, then they will actually be removed and deleted from your count. If you are just beginning the first tip, then you have more than enough time to get posts made.

And if you are retesting, you should be waiting at least one week from the time that you get your results before beginning to prepare again. This has nothing to do with the 45 days that a BON gives you. If you are planning to retest as soon as you can, then this is not the program for you. You are looking at minimum of more than two months from the time that you begin.

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