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Hello there,
I began my PhD in France in October 2022 but had to discontinue my studies due to a personal loss. The passing of a family member severely affected my ability to focus, leaving me unmotivated and mentally unwell. Consequently, I decided to take a one-year break to recover.
Despite this setback, I have a strong academic profile. I completed my bachelor's degree and published an article. I earned my master's degree through the Erasmus program in the EU and published another paper following my master's. Additionally, I attended two international conferences during my brief time as a PhD student.
Given the unfortunate circumstances last year, I recognized that my health and work suffered, leading me to step back. After my break, I plan to apply for another PhD program in France.
I would appreciate any insights or advice on how this hiatus might impact my chances of securing a new PhD position in the EU.
Thank you in advance for your support and guidance.
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