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PASSED !

Hi everyone!

It's so exhilarating to say I DID IT! I PASSED! All the nerves, sleepless nights and driving my friends and family crazy is over!

To those who were successful, my congrats go out to you! You did it!

For those who will attempt again... DO NOT GIVE UP! I speak from experience when I say I went through a time of failure. It took me 6 years (as opposed to 4) to complete the nursing program. With dedication, determination and supportive family and friends, you are destined to do whatever you strive to do. If you need any advice, tips, or tricks... I am more than happy to help! I have been there... Now it's my turn to pay it forward!

CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES... REGISTERED NURSES! Time to celebrate!

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    Hello. I have failed mine! Words of encouragement are needed :( but also, what did u use to study?! I put up my own topic but I did it this morning and haven't gotten any replies yet. I will be re writing in October

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    First off, let me tell you... Do not feel like you've been overcome! I always told myself, you wouldn't have been able to complete the nursing program if you weren't capable! Take this time to learn, reflect and plan for how you will succeed!

    How did you study for the exam? How much time did you give yourself? Are you from Toronto (I ask because I can recommend a GREAT school to take a prep course!

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    Hello. I have failed mine! Words of encouragement are needed :( but also, what did u use to study?! I put up my own topic but I did it this morning and haven't gotten any replies yet. I will be re writing in October

    You know you're on a message board and not in a chat room, right? Sometimes it takes a while before the right eyes see a post and a response gets posted.

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    I know, I just stated that as to my reason for commenting on HER post..

    thanks tho

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    which prep course you recommend? I am going for my second attempt in October

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    First off, let me tell you... Do not feel like you've been overcome! I always told myself, you wouldn't have been able to complete the nursing program if you weren't capable! Take this time to learn, reflect and plan for how you will succeed!

    How did you study for the exam? How much time did you give yourself? Are you from Toronto (I ask because I can recommend a GREAT school to take a prep course!

    Well said, life has its set backs I know this sucks but be positive . you will pass the next one, just assess yourself to find out your areas of strengths and weaknesses and pay more attention in the areas you are lacking. Be confident you went through school for 4 years and you have the background knowledge, as my preceptor told me " you know more than you think you do :)" Good luck

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