Submit an Academic Petition or Appeal

Petition Letter: I write this letter to explain the situation I have and try to waive the requirement to withdraw for a minimum of three years. The following contents are about the detail of my illness and plan for future.
I was suffering from heart racing for many years. The heart racing became hard to slow down in Oct 2016. I went to the hospital and was sent to the emergency department. My treatment of heart racing began since then. I need to keep taking medicine to protect against heart racing. In November, I take a heart examination. The diagnosis is that my heart racing is due to AVRT. The doctor suggested me to take the RF ablation procedure to cure the problem. I took the procedure on March 30, 2017, but the palpitation appears again after the procedure. I restart to take the medicine and waiting for doctor's further direction. After taking 2-month medicine, I make the next clinic appointment. This time doctor lets me halve the medicine taking for a week and then stop the medicine to see if I have further episode of palpitation. In the next few months, the heart racing got controlled. The next clinic appointment is in Jan 2018. This is the last clinic appointment. The doctor told me that I underwent a successful procedure and reassured me. At this point, the treatment finished.
The experience of illness and treatment is a very difficult period for me, while the process of treatment brings me some new methods to deal with difficulties. Last year, because of heart racing and medicine, my body was very weak and easy to get tired. This the most difficult problem at that time. Through the treatment in the clinic, the heart racing is controlled and I stop taking the medicine. I feel better. After this, I began to find more method to improve my health condition. I get some new life habits that better fit myself. There are some big changes in my life. I will keep finding help from medical professional people to maintain a good health condition. I have the confidence to keep a good health condition to get a better academic performance.