manage it

[lauraguan]

I'm not sure about the meaning of 'manage it’ in this sentence: I don't know how I will manage it, but I'll be there. I'd be very grateful if anyone could tell me.

[mara_ce]

Perhaps, I don’t know how I will succeed in dealing with a problem or living in a difficult situation.

[opa6x57]

I'm not a teacher...

I'm not sure about the meaning of 'manage it’ in this sentence: I don't know how I will manage it, but I'll be there. I'd be very grateful if anyone could tell me.

The phrase 'manage it' implies that the speaker is very busy, has previous obligations, and will have difficulty getting to the event. But, nevertheless, will be there.

The implication of the sentence is that 'being there' will involve great sacrifice on the part of the speaker.