Published Jul 23, 2009
ICantWait!
36 Posts
After a few hiccups in life Im finally back on track and starting my CNA program this coming up Monday! Im very excited as nursing has always been my dream and I know being a CNA is my first step!!
I love the program Im in because the course is complete after 19 days!!
seriously
www.thecornerstonecollege.com
anywho Im very excited and I hope to make my mom proud (shes an RN with her masters)
although Im starting kind of late in the game (im 20) im still going to give my all..
during the program will be kind of rough as we will only be survivng on my husbands income since I lost my job and cant find another! So im going to have a late payment once but Ill get it all paid by the necessary time!
Im very excited and any and all encouragement/tips/tricks/advice is welcome!!
I CANT WAIT!
windmill182
224 Posts
Congrats on getting back on track! I know how you feel since Im 23, and just getting started as well! Its never too late whether your 20 or 50! You only live once, right?
I dont start my CNA class until Aug 17th, and Im excited (..and nervous!)...
Please let me know how it goes for you! My course is only a few weeks as well.:heartbeat
Yes Im very excited! I know you are too! We are about to be in a very challenging/rewarding career! Ive been reading these forums and I know there can be some bad situations like in Long Term Care facilities but I will always keep my head up and do my very best and not let anyone bring me down!
~RN67~
41 Posts
Congrats on returning to school! I just finished my CNA course (50 hours) and I'm currently finishing up the rest of my clinicals this weekend (fri, sat, sun...) I will be taking my State exam in a couple weeks... it's never too late to return to school... I returned to school at the age of 40... I'm now 42, almost done with my Nursing prerequisites and will be applying to Nursing school spring of 2010 :)
Best wishes to you!! You'll do GREAT!!
~Evette~
10 Posts
I so wish I was in your shoes and started this road when I was 20 or 23 even, I'm 29 now and even though I wish I was younger when I started this I'm glad that I am finally doing it now. It's never too late!
Good Luck!
domarera
43 Posts
Congrats on getting it together that early (age 20). I start my CNA program on August 1st and it is 20 Weekend days so it extends out until October. This journey is a good one and I encourage you to continue. I am on the RN journey myself and I just have one semester left before all my pre-reqs are done. Good luck to you and as long as you get back on track, you are good, because life IS a hiccup!
AZ_LPN_8_26_13
462 Posts
I am starting really late in the game LOL I'm 56 years old (male) but I feel the same way too - actually starting to get into this nursing stuff "for real" now after taking other classes (prereqs for nursing school). I need to get some actual clinical experience working with patients, so I'm excited about this, and a wee bit nervous at the same time. My class is ten weeks long - should be done by the end of September with it, then the CNA exam......
NurseCubanitaRN2b, BSN, RN
2,487 Posts
After a few hiccups in life Im finally back on track and starting my CNA program this coming up Monday! Im very excited as nursing has always been my dream and I know being a CNA is my first step!!I love the program Im in because the course is complete after 19 days!!seriouslywww.thecornerstonecollege.comanywho Im very excited and I hope to make my mom proud (shes an RN with her masters)although Im starting kind of late in the game (im 20) im still going to give my all..during the program will be kind of rough as we will only be survivng on my husbands income since I lost my job and cant find another! So im going to have a late payment once but Ill get it all paid by the necessary time!Im very excited and any and all encouragement/tips/tricks/advice is welcome!!I CANT WAIT!
OMG, you're too funny! You're so young and getting started early. I'm in my mid 30's and back in school for my 2nd degree which happens to be nursing.
The only advise I can offer you is to stick with your goal and don't let anybody discourage you from attaining your dreams. Watch what you say because the facilities you will be doing your clinicals have walls that have eyes and ears! If you have any doubts ask your instructor, that's what they're there for. Good Luck!