I Passed!!!

congrats! :balloons:

CONGRATS, I hope I get the same news soon!

well-done

congratulations :balloons:

so happy for you! it's finally over, isn't it? congrats and best of luck in your carreer! :beer:

All that studying paid off. Congratulations on job well done:monkeydance:. now you can soar to new heights....

yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

this is awesome news to read on a dreary wet over cast day... i am still doing the happy dance for you. it is ok i can see the chiropractor as i am a weeks vacation lol

i shall raise a nice glass of red for you tonight in celebration.

c o n g r a t u l a t i o n s to you. :)

I am happy to announce that I passed the NCLEX-RN. A weight has finally been lifted off of my shoulders is all I can say. This was my 2nd attempt at the exam. I was an absolute, nervous mess. I got 265 questions both times. Talk about stressful. Like a few others have mentioned in the last few days, I too got a lot of medication and prioritization questions. Lots of meds I hadn't even heard of. It also seemed like I got a few questions over and over again. Anyways, I want to say good luck to those out there still preparing. Thanks to everyone who posted helpful tips. Those tips, Saunders, NCLEX made incredibly easy, and Kaplan 2005-06 all helped me to pass the NCLEX-RN.

CONGRATS! your really a nurse now:welcome: Even when I took my nclex-pn it seemed as though the questions repeated themselves, were all priority questions, and were all the meds I didn't know!:angryfire but your proof that you CAN pass the second time thru and that no matter how repetitive, tricky, or unknown the meds you CAN still PASS, CONGRATS! AGAIN YEA, YEA, YEAH! , DANCIN UP A STORM HERE FOR YA!:monkeydance: now go forth and make work in all hospitals, areas, and nursing facilities and make us proud!:balloons:

:balloons: :nurse: :nurse: :Melody: :Melody: :smiley_aa :caduceus: well done Congratulation

congratssssssssssssssss