Getting through my ADN program was harder than boot camp and any drill seargeant I'd ever faced. It was no joke...but those two years prepared me for the real world of dealing with patients, families, doctors and other issues that nurses face. I went back and got my BSN and am in grad school for Midwifery. Remember, a diamond is a piece of coal that made it under the pressure. Hang in there!!
Getting through my ADN program was harder than boot camp and any drill seargeant I'd ever faced. It was no joke...but those two years prepared me for the real world of dealing with patients, families, doctors and other issues that nurses face. I went back and got my BSN and am in grad school for Midwifery. Remember, a diamond is a piece of coal that made it under the pressure. Hang in there!!
Just keep smiling and say "No I am your nurse," when asked such insulting questions. I'm from metro Atlanta and have been asked those questions too.