JaceLucien

Thank you for all of your responses. It really makes me cry, and your encouraging words help me undergo a healthy grieving process. Thank you! I will cry, I will be mad, and I will let this feeling out until I regain myself and start my journey again.

Yes. There's a lot of lesson you will learn when you fail, and one of those is to pick yourself up and try again :)

Thank you for the response. Such a helpful insight. Now it makes me reflect and evaluate myself and my ways. I shake this off, dust off my shoulders and will try again :)

Thank you for the response. I am fluent in English too. So language barrier is not a really a shortcoming.

Thank you Pixie, I need blunt and encouraging comments that will get me back to reality and game again. Sorry if my ego is defending himself right now. I appreciate this kind of response. And yes you're totally right I should own this failure and it's not the end of the world. I'm considering a review course, any recommendations? Please. And thank you.

I read the books for concepts and another book for practical questions, I did it every day. I answer 75-100 questions everyday. I work hard for this, maybe it's not my time yet :'(

Please help me. I'm so devastated. I failed my NCLEX at 75 questions. I don't know how to stand up again after this downfall, I aced my CGFNS qualifying exam with flying colors but failed my NCLEX :'( I'm studying everyday so hard. Focused and have always faith. How can they fail a person if he only wants to care for people at their weakest and most vulnerable moments :'( Help me please.