NCLEX.. The last hurdle

[Dtrmined916]

Greetings,

If you are reading this then you are like me(seeking advice) from others around the globe.

Background: Graduated nursing school on 2007. I've been in attempting to pass the Nclex since 2011 but just can't make it. If your wondering why it's been so.. Long, Well I just recently got out of the service after 12yrs and 8 deployments. For the none Veterans, Studying while being deployed is quite difficult. I have been recently diagnosed with severe PTSD and Traumatic Brain Injury.I was a Line Medic attached to a Ranger Unit so study time was always out of the picture." But that didnt hold me back".

Currently: since I've been out of the service, I got married,bought a home and became a father to beautiful girl(I'm in trouble). I have done almost all the review courses out there from Kaplan, Saunders and currently on hurst. I'm scheduled to take the Nclex on the 6th of next month for the 4th time and I was hoping that someone has a tip on overcoming this obstacle so that I can do what I have always dreamed of and that's helping people in need. Thank you and have a nice day

[traumaRUs, MSN, APRN]

Moved to NCLEX forum

[MommaTy]

Thank you for your service. Keep on doing practice questions and I hear Hurst is great for content. I hear UWorld is great too for questions because they have great rationals. Make sure you review all of your answers so you know how your getting to your answers. Good luck!