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Is this normal?? =/

my test is tomorrow morning and i dont know why all of a sudden i feel soo anxious and nervous !!! my heart is beating a million miles a minute -__- i went to church and prayed and i just cant stop thinking about this test ive tried to focus on something else... i went out and all i could think was "i hope i pass, i hope i pass" lol i just put a movie on to distract me and im here still thinking of the test ... i feel like just studying all day until its time for me to sleep lol i feel like im missing something!!! what do i do??? passing this test means everything to me it means a new beginning! i just want to PASS!!!

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    Whenever confused stop and close your eyes say a small prayer(as you dont have too much time, God understands haha). Just dont get stuck on one question. Remember you CAN get few wrong ITS OK. So don't dwell over one question you didn't know about (maybe it was a pilot question). Take your time. All the BEST. I am sure you will rock it.

    God Bless

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    Okay Mary Dee, this is your day. Go for it girl! :up:

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    I took NCLEX 3 years ago, and while I was not nervous beforehand, I very calmly took the test, passed it in 75 questions, then proceeded to go out to my car, sit in the driver's seat, and burst into hysterical tears for a few minutes. I then went house shopping to celebrate the start of my new career. Yes, it is normal to have some test stress. BTW, being up at 3 am is probably not a great thing before a big test! Good luck!

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    n_cole12, malenurseIL, morningstarRN, and NayRN: thank you all sooo much for the support!!! I am about to get ready and head out :) I def. feel more confident than i did the first time taking the test because of all the support i got from each one of you... i tossed n turned until 1am because of all the anxiety!! but for some reason i woke up feeling good :) hope it laSTs throughout my day :) thank you all once again and keep me in your prayers while i go beat this thing :D

    God bless!!!

    ~Mary

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    Most important advice...........Do not stay up late the night before. Go to bed at a decent time and get a good nights sleep. No studying 24hrs before the exam. Do NOT cram till all hours of the night and show up at the test with a few hours sleep and a lot of coffee onboard. Get there 30 min early and rested. Oh, and eat something like a bowl of oatmeal and a glass of milk plus your coffee if you drink it. Not the time to go cold turkey on coffee either! You will do fine and if not, well it will be there again.

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