I'm a college student about to go to my sophomore year of college. Last year was incredibly tough on me since I was experiencing hypothyroidism symptoms. I did not do well in school because I couldn't stay awake in my classes and when I could, I couldn't remember the technical details needed for biology. My memory was failing me. I know once upon a time the class would have been easy for me, but I did not do well. Some days it took so much effort to keep my eyes open, and most of the time I would fail and fall asleep. The fog would just come over me, and I couldn't help it. I would be so tired that between classes I would nap in my car. I was diagnosed with hashimotos and hypothyroidism 3 months ago, my TSH was at 6.8. My doctor put me on nature thyroid, and then upped my dose. I have gone gluten free and am taking vitamins A,E, B12,D,K, Selenium, and Magnesium. Nothing has changed, my TSH has stayed at 6.8 and I feel exactly the same. I am very worried about this next school year. I don't know if I can handle another year like last year. I know, I will at least being starting the year feeling the same. I hope my doctor can find a medication that will work for me. I just really, really, really need tips on how to survive with the hypothyroid symptoms as a student. How can I get good grades with my memory loss? How can I stay awake in class? I'm just scared that hypothyroidism is ruining my future.