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  1. I was in the same boat as you are in now. I told myself I can't let my job get in the way of my passion. If I did not do it, I would still be working my dead-end job living paycheck to paycheck! Granted, when it was time to do clinicals, I had to quit my job and take a 3rd shift at Walmart. I struggled with bills, lacked in sleep to take care of my 3 kids, but I knew if I hung in there my life would change for the better. I was bringing my books with me to work and studied during breaks - until my friend introduced me to PDF's (PhlipSide42 at Bonanza - eBooks, Digital Goods) (not a spam). The PDF's made life so much easier! I finally finished! And I look back now at all the times I wanted to give up, and I am so glad I didn't. As far as tuition goes, get with your school's finance and let'm know. There are so many programs out there. I had school grants that helped pay my bills! All you have to do is talk to your school! There is no shame in needing help. Most of us has been through it! The hard work Will pay off! Goodluck!
  2. I just recently passed the test myself. I was so nervous. The month prior I bought the Saunders PDF version from Bonanza and downloaded it on my phone. Everywhere I went and every minute I had, I studied. But like you, that very first question I felt like I did not no what I was doing. Then I remembered reading your blog. So I hung in there and kept trotting along till the end. OMG I thought I had failed. But surprisingly I passed. So I wanted to thank you. Your blog, regardless how old, still motivates and inspires others. Thank you!

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