never give up on nclex!

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Hi everyone! It's great to become a member of this community where we can share thoughts and experiences to people who shares the same. I failed my nclex-rn exam the first time. It was really a horrible feeling knowing that you tried your best to review and yet you didn't make it. Well maybe i haven't pushed myself that much but I really did my best. I think that's what's more important. Doing our best in every endeavor we make. It makes us more eager and determined to be successful the next time around.

I'm reviewing again for the nclex exam and I hope and pray that the next time I sit in front of that computer, i'd finally make it. I'm talking in behalf of all re-takers, that no matter what and how often we fail we still find within ourselves to stand up and never give up in our dream of becoming a Registered Nurse. Believe!!! Good luck to all of us! God Bless!

I hope to hear from you and share your nclex story too!:)

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Good luck on retaking the nclex. As you mention never to give up and everything happens for reason always remember that. I havent posted my story here on allnurses, I just pretty much encouraged others since I failed back in October. I have failed the nclex-rn fours times already and though I have gone through my periods of depression if it wast for the Lord I dont know where I would have got the strength to retake again. I have a major testing anxiety and my PCP even prescribed me a beta blocker to her with the anxiety that I was having. I recently received my ATT to retake again and this time I feel confident and prepared. I will never give up on my dream of becoming an RN and I know this is my calling. God willing when I sit for boards again (next month) I will pass:-)

A few scriptures keep me motivating daily: Mark 11:24, Philip 4:13 and 14:1

A friend from all nurses;-) introduce a pretty good study plan to me and for the past month I have been using it. I study daily for 2.5 hours with a short break in between. For right now I am doing content then questions to follow. I am also using flash cards which seem to help me a lot because thats what I used when I was in nursing school to help study.

If I can give anyone advice, do not give up. Keep trying till you pass and try not to get discouraged because you will not be the first person to fail. Always remember to study and pray hard and surround yourself around positive people. Good to everyone taking boards. God Bless

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Hi everyone! It's great to become a member of this community where we can share thoughts and experiences to people who shares the same. I failed my nclex-rn exam the first time. It was really a horrible feeling knowing that you tried your best to review and yet you didn't make it. Well maybe i haven't pushed myself that much but I really did my best. I think that's what's more important. Doing our best in every endeavor we make. It makes us more eager and determined to be successful the next time around.

I'm reviewing again for the nclex exam and I hope and pray that the next time I sit in front of that computer, i'd finally make it. I'm talking in behalf of all re-takers, that no matter what and how often we fail we still find within ourselves to stand up and never give up in our dream of becoming a Registered Nurse. Believe!!! Good luck to all of us! God Bless!

I hope to hear from you and share your nclex story too!:)

Don't mind i say one thing.... YOU DIDN"T DO YOUR BEST... IF YOU DO YOUR BEST..... YOU DEFINITELY WON'T FAIL IN YOUR ATTEMPT.... Bcoz i had experience with it. Good Luck....:up::up::)

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Good luck on retaking the nclex. As you mention never to give up and everything happens for reason always remember that. I havent posted my story here on allnurses, I just pretty much encouraged others since I failed back in October. I have failed the nclex-rn fours times already and though I have gone through my periods of depression if it wast for the Lord I dont know where I would have got the strength to retake again. I have a major testing anxiety and my PCP even prescribed me a beta blocker to her with the anxiety that I was having. I recently received my ATT to retake again and this time I feel confident and prepared. I will never give up on my dream of becoming an RN and I know this is my calling. God willing when I sit for boards again (next month) I will pass:-)

A few scriptures keep me motivating daily: Mark 11:24, Philip 4:13 and 14:1

A friend from all nurses;-) introduce a pretty good study plan to me and for the past month I have been using it. I study daily for 2.5 hours with a short break in between. For right now I am doing content then questions to follow. I am also using flash cards which seem to help me a lot because thats what I used when I was in nursing school to help study.

If I can give anyone advice, do not give up. Keep trying till you pass and try not to get discouraged because you will not be the first person to fail. Always remember to study and pray hard and surround yourself around positive people. Good to everyone taking boards. God Bless

Thanks a lot for your words. I'll keep those in mind. Good luck and God Bless!:)

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Don't mind i say one thing.... YOU DIDN"T DO YOUR BEST... IF YOU DO YOUR BEST..... YOU DEFINITELY WON'T FAIL IN YOUR ATTEMPT.... Bcoz i had experience with it. Good Luck....:up::up::)

:):)_thanks. I'd say I believe I did my best but maybe it wasn't that enough for me make it. At least we all had that courage to the exam and we are more packed with perseverance and readiness the next time. Good luck too:):):)

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Good luck. Hope you are successful this time.

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thanks a lot :)

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good luck and pray hard.... GOd bless u always

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arunatega:

You might not mean any harm but telling people that you don't know their studying plans at all a stranger so to say is really like coming off rude and degrading.Post your nclex tips and leave it at that.Allnurses.com is about nurses encouraging others that are there already or need help getting there.Say what you did to help you when you were in there shoes instead of the opposite.Example: nlcex taker A is not sure of studying management;nclex passer B would say i study two hours everyday for two months from so and so time till so and so time.You get it now:D.Congrats on passing your nclex.

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What's the total number of times the board can be taken in the US?

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arunatega:

You might not mean any harm but telling people that you don't know their studying plans at all a stranger so to say is really like coming off rude and degrading.Post your nclex tips and leave it at that.Allnurses.com is about nurses encouraging others that are there already or need help getting there.Say what you did to help you when you were in there shoes instead of the opposite.Example: nlcex taker A is not sure of studying management;nclex passer B would say i study two hours everyday for two months from so and so time till so and so time.You get it now:D.Congrats on passing your nclex.

Thanks a lot tammy.. its no big deal at all. I understand that we are all entitle for the freedom of speech. I just pray and hope we all become successful nurses. And for those who passed their exams, my congratulations and good luck with your career!:):):)

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What's the total number of times the board can be taken in the US?

Depends on the state. Some allow unlimited attempts where others have restrictions

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