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Thank you so much for you reply, this is inspiring if you Pass, this brings me great joy and hope :) thank you for sharing!

Thank you for those encouraging words!

I'm on the same boat as you, I live in CA and i gradatued nursing 6 years ago. I had some things happen to my life right after I graduated . I've failed the LPN Nclex 6 times, I have study but not hard enough and I have been close to passing. Went through some rough times and I did tell myself maybe this isn't ment for me. But I was encouraged by husband and family members to keep trying. I have now come to a point in my life where it is time to really focus and dedicate my time to studying. I recently added a post and some people have recommended UWorld. I'm definitely going to try it out. We can do this! Regardless if it seems far and possible. :)

Thank you! I've heard great things of UWorld, I'll check that out

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Awesome! Congrats is all about perseverance :)

Thank you so much will check it out :)

Hello, May I ask have you been able to pass your test since then?

I live in CA, and you can continue taking the test as many times you want before the 1 year mark of the last time you took the test. Thanks for the comment. I currently work in the healthcare field a Life situation happened, havent been able to completely focus on studying after I graduated from Nursing School now i have to come to a point where I want to really focus on studying to get my license . I don't believe in giving up just yet. I'm just looking out to see what other helpful resources are out there :)

Hello Everyone, Here for some support and helpful advise. I graduated nursing school 6 years ago and I haven't passed the NCLEX I've always been close in passing, but always fail I've taken course reviews like Hurst (Back in 2015), read Saunders Nclex prep books,. Back in 2011 at my nursing school we did ATI, I have the books still, but do not have access to the study courses. I'm afraid after all these years things have change in the nursing world. I feel discourage that I will never pass this test. My nursing career has been at a hold and everytime I'm at healthcare setting and see all the nurses I tell myself that could me. Is there anyone out there that can help me out with good resources, or recommend books that will help me pass the next time I take this test later this year. I Will truly appreciate it :)