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I LOVE :heartbeat this post! I for one am soo very thankful for aides...whether it's an RA, a CNA, or an MA. I worked a few years in the field as a med tech and an RA before finally deciding I wanted...

Thanks so much for your input. I had no idea about the gifting policies, I'll have to check into that. Thank you! Best wishes to you!

After reading so many other's experiences and experiencing first hand how it feels walking out of the test center I have to wonder, does anyone walk out 100% sure they've passed? But anyhow, Congrats...

Take all the time you need until you feel confident and are able to relax. I struggled through my LPN course as well and I waited until 3 months after graduation to take my boards and passed on the...

Ok, so I don't know if you're talking LPN or RN but when I did my ATI for PN I got a 97% chance I would pass so I didn't study or anything actually didnt even take my boards until 3 months after...

well said! :yeah:

Ok, I guess I didn't catch the newspaper part. Sorry about that. I suppose I should read more thoroughly before opening my trap. :)

Thank you both very much for your responses. I just now learned how to get back to my posted threads! :bugeyes: Sometimes I think nursing school has knocked the common sense out of me!

As class representative I went to my fellow students (there's only 5 in the class!) and asked for input as to gifts to present to our instructors at our upcoming graduation to thank them for sharing...

Your posts (#48/#49) seem to contradict each other...in my opinion. How can you say that what you post is your own business when you previously mentioned you ratted someone else out??

remove my comment please...

I'm currently in Pathophysiology and we have to do between 20 & 25 pathos every week. The pathos are to include 2 sentences explaining the patho at cell/tissue level, 1 explaining the etiology, 1...