Divorce anyone?

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Anyone going through a divorce while in nursing school? I sure would like some support. I don't want this to make me a wreck while I am trying to finish school. Hopefully someone out there has some advice or stories to tell.:o :o :o

Specializes in Geriatrics, Cardiac, ICU.
Hello again,

Hope I'm not intruding here. From what you have posted further, I would say that it is in your best interest to put him behind you. I can only make my assessment on what you have told us. Cheated before, moving in with a new girl friend after one month ?????? Sounds like things have been going on there longer. And not wanting to be with his wife or kids, nor wishing to discuss his moving?????

I have been there also and know there is a ton of thoughts gioing through your head. Stay focussed and get the schooling behind you. DON'T LET HIM CONTROLL YOUR MIND. If your thinking of him while studying, then he is controlling your mind. Don't let this happen. It is hard not too, because it is so natural. It took me a very long time also but finally I won.

The main thing is your not alone. There are a lot of us here who have simular experiences.

OOOOpps got to go cook dad blueberry pancakes

Dabuggy

Yeah, he had been emotionally abusive for years and had me thinking I was losing it. It took one very good counselor to let me know I was being abused and I needed to get out. I just want to move on and keep the kids safe.

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Ok now that you recognize it are you able to push it aside? My nursing intervention is this, Next time you start to think negative thoughts, grab a milk chocolate candy bar and read a chapter in your book. Oh and it may take more than one of those candy bars. LOL

As always check with your doctor first before starting this chocolate therapy. I use the beer therapy myself.:cheers:

Dabuggy

Just trying to get your mind off things

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Specializes in Geriatrics, Cardiac, ICU.
Ok now that you recognize it are you able to push it aside? My nursing intervention is this, Next time you start to think negative thoughts, grab a milk chocolate candy bar and read a chapter in your book. Oh and it may take more than one of those candy bars. LOL

As always check with your doctor first before starting this chocolate therapy. I use the beer therapy myself.:cheers:

Dabuggy

Just trying to get your mind off things

LOL. I don't think I should use chocolate therapy. I have tried that and it's exactly why I have gained an unmentionable amount of weight in the past three years. Thanks though.

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Specializes in Trauma, Neuro, M&S ICU.

Stick in there. I am going through one right now. I worked for the FD for years before going to school. One thing they teach you right away is YOUR ARE #1! There is nothing else before you. If you are not able to take care of yourself you cannot take care of anyone, or anything, else.

You are in school for 1 reason don't forget it. Everything I owned dissapeared literally in 1 day. My wife took it all, but the house. She moved and the house was empty. Don't know if it was my devotion to school, but it has happened. I have a travel trailer and live on some land and I will finish school. She was important, but now I can re-focus on me. That is truly what is important. You will be fine.

We didn't have children so that part I don't have anything other than they will be fine. I am a child of many divorces and I think it is harder on the parent than the child. My siblings agree. Take care and do what you need to that way you can take care of the rest. You ARE#1. Good luck. I can relate.

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I just read an article from Mass General Hosp, in their Mind, Mood and memory news letter that milk chocolate increases alertness, attention and boost mental performance. That study was done at Wheeling Jesuit Univ.

So I guess on test days I skip the metformin and take a kit kat.

Dabuggy

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