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I congratulate you. I feel like you do, I have completed 3 semesters with 1 more to go, I am on summer break now, will go back in Aug. and graduate in December. I don't know how you do it with 5 children. I don't have any kids, but I am a little older than most (46), it has been a long road, but now I can see the light at the end of the tunnel.LOL
I've felt like throwing in the towel a few times myself. I failed one semester d/t husbands MI, and CABG, and had to withdraw one semester (had to miss a lot d/t my health). Hubby just got out of hospital yesterday, he was admitted w/chest pain. Hope he'll continue to do well.
awww.. Congratulations!!!!!! I'm right there with ya, sister! I'm a single mom with NO help from anyone (well, except the $230 per month I get in Child support from my ex who makes $50k/yr - but i'm not bitter ) and now that I have about 7wks left, I'm so very, very proud to say I've managed to maintain all A's & 1 B. I've still got a tough road ahead trying to figure out how to pay for the last semester, which grants don't cover and only 1 scholarship. But hey... God will provide - he always has. I've come a long way, baby!
txnurse - YOU GO GIRL!
I want to add my congratulations to you, txnurse! YOU ROCK!!!
And to all who are students, especially if you are trying to do it while raise a family: You are wonderful.
I went to school at an older age than most, but I had grown children and did not even have to hold down a job, as Hubby (Bless his heart!) worked extra so I could just concentrate on school. (And it was *still* tough!)
So a big pat on the back, hugz & kisses to all of you!
And if you are still in school: DON'T GIVE UP! It is all worth it in the end!!!
Yellow Rose RN
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Hello all student nurse friends. It has been a while since I have posted here but did have to say a few things. It has been a long three semesters and I am definately ready for the end of this journey. I am finishing up my psych rotation and will be starting the final semester of my nursing program in the fall. I am so very fortunate to have made it through most of this. I am a single mom of 5 children and have seen my share of moments when I was ready to throw in the towel! With the encouragement of my wonderful family and good friends, I am still here and almost finished! I can truly say that I am blessed. Hang in there to all of you newcomers and just know that all of the late nights with pre-clinical preperations and the late nights studying for the test from He** will be well worth all of your hard work when you can finally say, I think I have made it! Good luck to all and have a great summer!