Annie007RN

KOI pants are amazing. The pockets are perfect, with one good sized one on the thigh. the colors are great, they wash well, but they do run around $27-$29. Urbane scrubs used to make a great scrub pant with cargo pockets, but they unfortunately don't carry them anymore. Can't fiqure out why. As for urbane tops, the colors are nice, but the pockets are way too small. Koi, however, has great prints, and good sized pockets.

I think I am just going to stick with my plan to first get my RN. I suppose that a little review down the line on pharmocology etc, wouldn't be so bad anyway. I am working now as a NA on a med/surg floor. its going great.... The RNs involve me in whatever they can, as they know my plan to continue getting my RN. I do worry about how I am going to do it, and not cause myfamily to suffer. I know its going to be tough, I just pray that the 2 years don't feel like living hell. My first year will be my son's senior year of high school and I already feel sad that I won't be "available" for him, and that I will miss this precious last year of him being home. And I have a teenage daughter that is in a constant pissy mood. (more guilt for not being around for her)

I am enrolled to start a ADN program in the fall of 2006. I have a full time working husband and two teenagers. I am thinking I will get my ADN, get into the workforce ASAP because of upcoming college tuition, etc. If I do a bridge program later to get my BSN, is that somehow more work for me later? I assume that it wouldn't be, its just delayed.