Prayer and patience

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A little prayer and patience is what I needed. Only god knows how many times I rushed to wanting to become a nurse that all the obsticles came in my direction. I went through so much within these years of trying to find myself and who I wanted to be in these colleges (yes plural) going from one college to one university then going back to community colleges. God it was so much to take in. I suffered my first F's and tears from being suspended from the university, thinking that all that would never take me anywhere and that I should just quit before I make any more damage. I managed to watch my best friends graduate with degrees in their hands like why could it have not been me on that stage. I kept asking god why's that I never asked myself "why not?"

I was wrong. You see I rushed to get far but all that did was push me back. It put me situations where I would cry myself to sleep because I felt this was to hard and that all this work I am doing would amount to nothing in the end. But I didn't give up.I couldnt. I didn't end it all by taking the easy way out. I fought, I failed but I fought. And today marks the greatest day of all. THE DAY I GOT ACCEPTED.

Finally, I have been accepted into a nursing program that starts this august. I couldn't be any more happier than I am right now. The feeling is so surreal and I am still awaiting on someone to pinch so I can wake up from this beautiful dream.

The moral of this post was to help anyone who has felt as though they can't fight anymore , or that they are lost and feel that they wont make it. Please don't give up because all you need is alittle prayer and patience.

Love , Jamjams

Wow! Congrats! Thanks so much for sharing. You and I have somewhat parallel lives. I applied for spring & won't find out till October. Good luck to you!

Anything to help anyone out because sometimes we feel as though we are going through it alone. Thank you and best of luck to you, I will keep you in my prayers :)

Congrats..almost sounds like me but i did give up and now decided to start back again thanks for the uplifting...Good Luck in Nursing school

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Sounds a lot like me! One obstacle after another, being in my 40's, suddenly single, with a home to pay for and four acres to maintain, decided my office jobs which thusfar had been our second income, would no longer provide me with a future. Went back to school and started on pre reqs, paying my own way, and almost lost my house a few times because tuition payments came before the mortgage. Got on the alternate list the first year. Got denied the second year, and started on co reqs then so I could stay enrolled, and finally, on the thrd attempt, I was accepted and start in the Fall. Never give up. I sure didn't.

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