Petition Letter
To whom it may concern,
I was hoping to apply to receive course credit instead of a grade for one the courses I took in Winter semester last year. I recently came to understand that I was supposed to have done this by September 15th of this semester. I was unable to apply earlier due to trouble getting together the necessary documentation from my psychiatrist. Though I made the request for documentation early in the summer she was out of the country for a large part of that time and I had my first appointment with her today which was the first time she was able to provide me with signed documentation.
I was hoping that that, and the ongoing nature of my disabilities, bipolar disorder for which I'm being treated by my psychiatrist, but have yet to find a medication regime that satisfactorily controls my symptoms, and my severe anxiety and ADHD for which I am registered with QSAS, but which I cannot be medicated for due to my bipolar disorder, might excuse delayed application for appeal.
Thank you for the consideration,
Sam Roe
I was hoping to apply to receive course credit instead of a grade for one the courses I took in Winter semester last year. I recently came to understand that I was supposed to have done this by September 15th of this semester. I was unable to apply earlier due to trouble getting together the necessary documentation from my psychiatrist. Though I made the request for documentation early in the summer she was out of the country for a large part of that time and I had my first appointment with her today which was the first time she was able to provide me with signed documentation.
I was hoping that that, and the ongoing nature of my disabilities, bipolar disorder for which I'm being treated by my psychiatrist, but have yet to find a medication regime that satisfactorily controls my symptoms, and my severe anxiety and ADHD for which I am registered with QSAS, but which I cannot be medicated for due to my bipolar disorder, might excuse delayed application for appeal.
Thank you for the consideration,
Sam Roe

