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first of all...................
BREATHE!!!!!!
just relax and take it one day at a time. everything will work out if you want it badly enough. sounds like you are having some burnout issues but actual nursing school is very much different than pre-reqs.
i started this entire thing when my youngest son was 8 months old. yes, it's been tough but i've made it and you will too.
prioritize......choose what you really want to accomplish in a day and then work towards that. leave the petty stuff for another day.
you'll do fine!
Melanie, That happened to me too. By the time classes ended this spring I wondered if I would have enough interest to finish...within 4 days after the last class I was ready to get to the nursing classes this fall. I think I was just not that interested in the classes I was taking (like chemistry and writing) I think it will be different when we start the nursing classes and clinicals.
Yep,, me too. By the time i got all the pre-reqs finished i was wondering if i REALLY wanted to do this or not. I bulldozed ahead, and i got finished.
Was a good feeling to look up into the crowd at graduation and see the look of pride on my kids faces. They have been supportive and comforting to me when i was struggling for tests and they have been patient as could be with me.
It's worth it,, hang in there.
alyssa, i took micro in summer session 2001 and it was enough to "burn" any one out! you may be correct in how melaine maybe feeling because the summer is a very intense session.originally posted by babynursewannabmelanie-
maybe it's the micro! :)
i took it this summer, too. i start nursing classes this fall and also felt like i was burning out and becoming disinterested.
hang in, i'll be there with you!
-alyssa
MelH
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i was just wondering if i could have some encouragement right now. i feel soooo burned out right now..i am finishing my last pre-req for school (micro) before i begin the nursing program in the fall. i have put a lot of time into my pre-reqs and have come out making a's in all my classes but i am feeling extremely "uninterested" right now. will the actual nursing courses make much of a difference? i can't tell if i am burned out or if i am ready for the real thing! i also need some encouraging from mothers (or fathers) who made it through nursing school with a husband and children. i have 1 daughter--i don't know, i guess i just need some encouragement! thanks to all!