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No. 10
Old Jun 29, 2009, 06:55 PM

Default Re: Confused & don't know what to do
Originally Posted by Qwiigley View Post
Personally, I think you should wait a year. Enjoy life to the fullest. Commit to your husband and family. Then go to school the following year whole heartedly and supported by those you love.
Thank you so much for the Advice. Just to clarify, I have all the support I could ask for; my family & friends are behind me 100%. This is completely my own internal struggle...I'm beginning to feel a little better about starting school. We all know that it's not as simple as just waiting a year-- just because I was accepted this year does not mean I'd be accepted next year.
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No. 11
from Qwiigley
Old Jun 30, 2009, 07:50 AM

Default Re: Confused & don't know what to do
Usually, yes. Schools prefer that you are completely ready to commit. If you start and 1/2 way thru you just can't do it (for some reason or another) They can no longer put anyone else in there. This is not the kind of schooling that you can take one semester at a time. If you do this, it is ALL the WAY. Otherwise, you have taken a place that someone else's dream had to be put on hold. I saw this in my own program. It made very bad feelings toward that person from the rest of the group. She lost our respect.
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No. 12
Old Jun 30, 2009, 09:37 AM

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How about this... remember how it felt your first days in the MICU? Were you unsure of how to care for your patients? Want to leave and never come back? Everyone feels this when starting something new. Totally normal. I just started in the ICU and I feel this all the time! I've heard it only gets better, and it will be the same for you. Go ahead and pursue your dreams.
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