<human>: So The story is I've been struggling with depression for sometime now. I managed to maintain a 3.0 for the first year and a half but this past semester my depressions become somewhat debilitating. I was unable to complete a calculus 2 summer course because of it and received a withdrawl grade. Having retook that course this semester i only got a D in calc 2 along with a failing bio 1 grade. I really know I would have passed both these courses had it not been for my being depressed. Ive been seeing a therapist and two months before the semester ended he decided to put me on depression meds because i wasn't getting better without them. Now i notice I'm getting better but it wasn't until the end of this semester which is not shot to shit. Im really a smart kid but This depression got to me I'm sad to say. I really wanna finish up math because Ive always wanted a science degree in chemistry or physics or something but I don't know if it would even be worth it since I did bad in calc 2 now. Even if i retook it its not like my depression is an explanation for why I did bad, so would they even take me seriously if i tried to get my degree having done bad in the course. I really don't want to let this depression beat me like this but I'm just not sure what to do anymore. Any advice on if I should continue to take calculus and pursue my science degree?

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<bot>: Been depressed did bad in calc 2 twice( w grade and d) on meds now feeling better but not sure if i took the course again would my degree matter.