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Apr 08, 2007 07:03 AM

nursing or FA

by mkdl6

hello everyone. its my first time here and im very glad i found this forum.
im currently working as a flight attendant here in dubai for three years now. i must say that im earning well compared to what im receiving back home in the Philippines. im newly married, me and my husband has been talking of going to america to start a family. that leads me into contemplating to take a 2nd degree which is nursing. im very willing to go back home and study again. my dillema is that is it worth leaving my job and pursue a nursing career in america?by the way my husband is into decorating( fine arts graduate).

looking forward to hear your comments.....


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from lawrence01
Old Apr 08, 2007, 07:37 AM

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Welcome to allnurses.com
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from nrswnabee
Old Apr 08, 2007, 10:37 AM

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Originally Posted by mkdl6 View Post
hello everyone. its my first time here and im very glad i found this forum.
im currently working as a flight attendant here in dubai for three years now. i must say that im earning well compared to what im receiving back home in the Philippines. im newly married, me and my husband has been talking of going to america to start a family. that leads me into contemplating to take a 2nd degree which is nursing. im very willing to go back home and study again. my dillema is that is it worth leaving my job and pursue a nursing career in america?by the way my husband is into decorating( fine arts graduate).

looking forward to hear your comments.....
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nursing is definitely one of the best careers out there. it offers financial stability, flexibility and an exceptionally wide range of opportunities in the u.s. however, truth to tell, it's a physically and emotionally demanding job. you can't excuse a lousy day for underperforming because you can always commit a fatal error if you do (sucks the hell..if only room upgrades can patch up errors in this field... .).... it's important that you have a long and hard look at your life now and ask yourself how willing are you to give up the comforts you have now to start anew (pretty scary but darn exciting, too). what about your family plans...a baby is always a welcome addition to your life but if you plan to go to nursing school, it's no question that the little bundle would need your attention...

all i'm saying is there's a great deal of change you will have to go through from where you are now to become a nurse. you've got determine if you are ready for that change and plan everything carefully with your husband. it's got to be one of the most challenging decisions you'll make in your life... God bless you.
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from john83
Old Apr 09, 2007, 03:55 AM
Updated Apr 09, 2007 at 05:23 AM by john83

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Originally Posted by mkdl6 View Post
hello everyone. its my first time here and im very glad i found this forum.
im currently working as a flight attendant here in dubai for three years now. i must say that im earning well compared to what im receiving back home in the Philippines. im newly married, me and my husband has been talking of going to america to start a family. that leads me into contemplating to take a 2nd degree which is nursing. im very willing to go back home and study again. my dillema is that is it worth leaving my job and pursue a nursing career in america?by the way my husband is into decorating( fine arts graduate).

looking forward to hear your comments.....
I suggest that you study nursing in English exempt countries like USA, UK, etc...It will free you from hassles like English exams, or in the case of US schools, free from educational comparison.


May I ask, in what airline company are you working(for) right now?

By the way, I applied to be an FA sometime last year(last quarter), but unfortunately, I wasn't accepted by two airline companies where I applied at.
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