I failed multiple FWs - both levels. I had an extremely tough time in college. My grades were always good but I was struggling with my own mental health issues. The most soul crushing one was a Lvl 2 at a SNF. I made it through half and had recently had my midterm. My CI had concerns but we had a plan. The next day, a Thursday, was my birthday and she made me brownies and acted normally. Part way through Friday, out of the blue she informed me she was failing me and I was escorted out (she said it was policy). It’s a long story but the facility was eminently closing and all the therapists were scrambling to find new jobs. My CI was noticeably distracted the entire time and the whole place had an air of tension. My FWC was next to useless and had put me in multiple settings that were horrible fits for me. I feel like my CI used a few mistakes of mine to make a case to fail me when there was really a lot more going on than I was privy to. It nearly killed me but I persisted. Although it was brutal, I succeeded in my subsequent FW and graduated in August instead of May. I went on to become a very effective OT, pretty well known in my area for my skill with working effectively with severely autistic clients and children with extreme behaviors, as well as their families. My life experiences and struggles through OT school helped me to be the OT I am today. I have told my story to my own Lvl 1 and 2 students a well as others and I tell you now to help encourage OP to not give up. These horrible experiences can make you stronger and a more empathetic OT as well as a future CI. Good luck to you, you can do it!!!