LSAT Practice Test

I attempted a practice LSAT and GRE yesterday, and I was just getting so extremely frustrated that I ended up giving up half-way through and then 3/4 of the way through. I know when I go to actually take the test I can't give up, but I have a lot of hard work ahead of me and I seriously don't think I will be able to take this test. There is so much logic and I don't understand any of it. While working on the test I was curled up under a blanket, and I ended up hiding. The more I look at the test the more scared I get. The first score (halfway through) I had 120 and then the second time I had 126. Not too good. I'm afraid that I am going to put so much effort toward the LSAT and then I'll fail it and let myself down. The GRE isn't too hard I can do that one, but that's not the majorly important test. I spent an hour on the phone with Matt last night talking about it (and other things), granted Matt (who is supposed to be one of my best friends) doesn't think I could be a good lawyer simply because I am a Christian and a kihd-hearted person (ok so his words were "wimp"), but I think I would be a good child advocate, I just can't do logic. ....holy run on batman....

I am working with some LSAT prep stuff, but I still can't figure logic out...maybe I should have taken logic instead of philosophy last fall.... Could I accomplish this or am I just setting myself up to fail once more?