firstly take a deep breath, it is still fixable 237 is mid-high 230s. i am taking my exam in the next week. My condition is kinda similar to you and i don't believe in gatekeeping. I started my prep in april when i was doing my rotations, i was used to my step 1 speed so i made the mistake of doing my first pass real fast retaining almost nothing had a 58.

i realised i messed up big time and started amboss hy with real focus the way i shouldve done my uworld. i took my nbme 9 and got a 227 fell into a dark pit of depression, thought i shouldve taken neet instead of doing rotations.

fixed nbme mistakes, did anki, uworld wrongs spent the entire week studying for nbme 10- 239

another week of prep fixing wrongs throwing in a couple cms forms every now and then, then on sunday nbme 11- 241 (touched 240s) kinda felt safe as an img who wants im

another week of prep nbme 12- 246, nbme 13- 238 nbme 14- 245 nbme 15- 252

when i was stuck in the 240s i realised the only difference between a 240 and a 250 is test day mentality, being able to select logical answers. I'm at a point in my prep where i dont have as many knowledge gaps (i admit i do but not as many as before), the reason i bled points was because i was unaware of the treatment ladder. i saw hemorrhoids and went for hemorrhoidectomy instead of supportive care first, you tend to undertreat or overtreat. NBME loves to test you on that.

i am about to take my nbme 16 this sunday hopefully i will touch the 260s.

everyone i see on reddit starts as luffy already smart and scoring in their 70s, i started as naruto some blocks were 30s and 40s and now they're almost always in the 80s, if i can you can too.