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I think you'll feel a little better once you get into the classes and into a routine. Sometimes I get panicked when I look at everything I have to do as a whole; but when I look at each thing individually and create a step by step plan/schedule, I feel better. As a nurse once told me, "It will get done because it has to." You will find a way. Good luck to you!
She believed she could, so she did.
I was in your shoes in May! I had been out of school for four years and felt a bit rusty. I told myself I would do my best even with work getting hectic. I studied when I got all my work done and carved time out. I have a 4.0 through a Math and Chemistry. You've got to believe in yourself... You're more able to do this than you think you are. Honest.
xoemmylouox, ASN, RN
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I have a few pre-reqs I need to take before I transition from LPN to RN. It's been a few years since I was in school. I just feel sick to my stomach, scared to fail, and stressed about what's going to happen and if I can do this. I'm full time with school (most online) and working full time (I'm the breadwinner so I have to keep working). My husband keeps telling me I can do this, but I'm just so darn nervous.
UGH I hate feeling like this. It makes no sense. I'm not worried about the nursing classes themselves, but so worried about these darn pre-reqs. I hope everyone's first day goes well. Good luck to us all!