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I loved nursing at one point. I was a CNA for 5 years. I loved my job, now that I'm an lpn since February I hate it. I work in a nursing home and it's gett to me. Overall it's a great company I just always feel I'm walking on eggshells. I feel less than a nurse and incompetent. I'm introverted and it doesn't help. I'm constantly stressed at work. When I ask questions I wish I didn't at times because that's just a chance to make me look stupid to seasoned nurses. I can't even blame it on my job. It's just me, I don't think I'm cut out for nursing. I'm scared every mistake I make will hinder my license. I spend my whole day off thinking about working the next day. I planned to go back for my BSn but now I'm unsure.
My name is Michelle Victoria and I have been an LVN in Texas for 8 years was almost an RN but got cheated at Galen. However, after Covid my life changed and I tried other revenues in medical but didn't work out for me. Now Im studying to be a Paralegal to work in Immigration Law. As far as my concern is I no longer have the heart for nursing or the passion. I lost it and have tried but its just not in me. I have to work though and I have to force myself to get the job done. But I know that one day I will be out of this career and in a different line of work. Im sorry but its the truth
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Yes thing is I'm not sure I made an error and didn't think to report