Congratulations on your recovery thus far, and best wishes for your continued success!
The bottom line is, would you be eligible for licensure when you finished nursing school, and (as all the other similar threads here note) the only answer to that question that really
matters is the answer from your state Board of Nursing. You may want to, before getting any farther down the road into nursing, contact them, discuss your situation, and get an answer from them about whether they would be willing to license you.
It's important to be very open and honest with the Board, because, however bad you might think your situation sounds, it can only be worse for you if the Board finds out later (when they do the extensive background checks prior to actually issuing a license) that you were not honest with them in the first place (that alone can be grounds for losing or being denied a license).
The Boards all consider each situation like this on an individual basis, and review all the information available in order to make a decision about whether or not it is likely that an individual would represent a threat to the public's safety if licensed and allowed to practice.
You won't really know, either way, unless you talk to your state BON -- best wishes, and welcome to allnurses!
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