January nclex supporters

baby* · Jan 18, 2009

i just got my results and i FAILED..........got small envelope........
i am so hopeless rite now....but i have to move on i will start studying from 2mmorrow...i feel really bad ...i dont know i can do it or not it will be hard to study again i have to work as well
its gonna be hard...I HAVE TO DO IT
GOOD LUCK FOR ALL WHO R STILL WAITING

I'm sorry to hear that I know how terrible you must feel. I was there too. Don't lose hope. You will pass it. Take a break though. Give some time to regroup and then start refreshed to study again!

CeceRN · Jan 18, 2009

i just got my results and i FAILED..........got small envelope........
i am so hopeless rite now....but i have to move on i will start studying from 2mmorrow...i feel really bad ...i dont know i can do it or not it will be hard to study again i have to work as well
its gonna be hard...I HAVE TO DO IT
GOOD LUCK FOR ALL WHO R STILL WAITING

It's okay. It's not the end of the world. I failed my first time around as well. Cry! :bluecry1: Shout! :madface: Yell! :banghead: And take a couple of weeks off to relax and regroup before you get back into it. This time around try Suzanne's Plan. Many have had success with it! You will pass next time, and you will be an RN. Trust and believe that. You'll be fine. I'll keep you in my prayers! :up:

determinedgal1 · Jan 18, 2009

i just got my results and i FAILED..........got small envelope........
i am so hopeless rite now....but i have to move on i will start studying from 2mmorrow...i feel really bad ...i dont know i can do it or not it will be hard to study again i have to work as well
its gonna be hard...I HAVE TO DO IT
GOOD LUCK FOR ALL WHO R STILL WAITING

Hi dream1987,:)

First of all, I so sorry to hear about your news. Keep everything in perspective that this is only a test and YOU CAN DO THIS! Grieving is such an important process when going through an exam as such. I would suggest a week or two and then back to the books or when you feel like you're ready!:redpinkhe

Theauthentic · Jan 18, 2009

My prayers go out to all of you! Good luck. I take mine next month. still studying every day all day...

arelle68 · Jan 18, 2009

I will definately pray for you. Please pray for me as well.:wink2: And everyone who is reading this please pray for all of us test-takers. God is real.I promise you that!
When do/did you take your test? I take it January 22, 2009. Next Thursday!!! This will be my second go at it. I'm sooo excited, and nervous at the same time. :heartbeat
Any other January test takers?

Tuesday, January 20th, at 8 AM. You pray for me, and I'll pray for you.

KDNESS · Jan 19, 2009

For all of those getting ready to take their nclex, here are some quick and easy prioritization rules to live by. I just passed my nclex-rn last week and wouldn't have done it without following these rules. 1. Acute beats chronic (ex. acute appendicitis beats COPD). 2. Less than 12 hours post-op beats any other med-surg (this is due to the affects of anesthesia). 3. Unstable beats stable (what makes a patient unstable: the word unstable, acute illness, fresh post-op, changed assessments, new admit or diagnosis, experiencing unexpected signs and symptoms or S&S unexpected of disease). 4. Pick the more vital organ. WARNING.- this is only to be used when you have no idea what the answer is. Hope this helped! Good luck to everyone.

NewRN12109 · Jan 19, 2009

Hey Baby,

I'll def keep you posted. I should know by Thursday or Friday I have quick results here. Talk soon

caliotter3 · Jan 19, 2009

Wishing good luck to all January test takers!

determinedgal1 · Jan 19, 2009

GOOD LUCK ALL January Test Takers! You can ALL DO THIS!:redpinkhe

pinksunflower · Jan 19, 2009

hi dream1987.i took mine this jan 5...still no results..i had one sata and no math.I stopped in 75 items and its my secnd try. i hope i can make it this time.

MarraRN, BSN, RN · Jan 19, 2009

"For all of those getting ready to take their nclex, here are some quick and easy prioritization rules to live by. I just passed my nclex-rn last week and wouldn't have done it without following these rules. 1. Acute beats chronic (ex. acute appendicitis beats COPD). 2. Less than 12 hours post-op beats any other med-surg (this is due to the affects of anesthesia). 3. Unstable beats stable (what makes a patient unstable: the word unstable, acute illness, fresh post-op, changed assessments, new admit or diagnosis, experiencing unexpected signs and symptoms or S&S unexpected of disease). 4. Pick the more vital organ. WARNING.- this is only to be used when you have no idea what the answer is. Hope this helped! Good luck to everyone. " - KDNESS

these are great tips!!! thanks!! mine is on jan 26!! GOODLUCK to us and May God Bless us all! please include me in your prayers too...

thanks thanks...:)

tmartinez.RN.BSN · Jan 19, 2009

I'm new to this site, but I've been reading all the postings. I'm taking my test tomorrow at 2pm. I'm super nervous & anxious, but just trying to stay calm and trust in my abilities. Reading all of the encouraging words is helping. Good luck to everyone else taking it this month!