Last chapter. Turning points.

I can still remember the first day at Secondary school. Now, six years later, I realize how things have changed and how different my life was.
When I started 1st year of Secondary Education , I was just a child and I didn't know what I was going to do in the future. As the years passed, my ideas were more clear. But it wasn't until 4th year when I knew for sure what I really wanted to be. This school year, I failed maths in the first term so that made me think about my future and it was a turning point in my life because it was the first time I failed a subject.
From that moment, I became more responsible and I started to think about studying medicine, even knowing that I would be very difficult; but I decided that I was going to try it.
Things have also changed with classmates since the very first moment. We have made two trips together as a bilingual group, one of them in 2nd year, when we went to Wales, and the other one in 4th year, when we went to Cambridge and London. Both of them have improved our relationship. In spite of having some little fights or disputes, we love each other so much .
To sum up, I want to be optimistic and I hope that things will be as good as expected. I personally believe that if you want something you just have to go for it, because everything is achieved with efford and determination. Although now it's time to separate from each other and go to our university, I know that many of us will still be friends, but I am sure I will miss them all.