Hi, Everybody. I need some advice. PLEASE HELP. Im a 23 year mother of 3 year old twins. I plan on taking Anatomy and Physiology 2 along with Nursing I, starting in Jan.2005. Is this impossible??? Yes, I am a mother of 3 year old twins, but I have the fortune to not have to work, although I WILL BE BROKE. I have a WONDERFUL support system. Many students at my school have been telling me Im going to fail, and I need to just take them separate. At my school A & P 2 must be done before Nursing I or you can take it at the same time. Basically, with my hard work, dedication, not having to work, and excellent support system is this possible. I really want to do this, I hate to rush it but sometimes I feel like you gotta do what you gotta do even though I know I will be VERY VERY VERY VERY STRESSED!!!!
Just out of curiosity... what else are you planning on taking with it?
I think THAT might be what makes or breaks it for you. But, just for encouragement, this is the hardest semester I've ever had in my life (and I've been in school for four years full-time). But, I'm managing it, and even doing better than ever before because there is so little room for failure. It forces you to buckle down... if you want it bad enough, you'll make it.
Just out of curiosity... what else are you planning on taking with it?
I think THAT might be what makes or breaks it for you. But, just for encouragement, this is the hardest semester I've ever had in my life (and I've been in school for four years full-time). But, I'm managing it, and even doing better than ever before because there is so little room for failure. It forces you to buckle down... if you want it bad enough, you'll make it.
HisHands, ASN, RN
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Just out of curiosity... what else are you planning on taking with it?
I think THAT might be what makes or breaks it for you. But, just for encouragement, this is the hardest semester I've ever had in my life (and I've been in school for four years full-time). But, I'm managing it, and even doing better than ever before because there is so little room for failure. It forces you to buckle down... if you want it bad enough, you'll make it.
Blessings and best wishes,
Crystal