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So now to make your point relevant to some extend, you compare becoming a fictional superhero character to somebody passing an NCLEX. Wow. Do you tell you patients with chronic illnesses to “just give it up!” ??? You are pointless and I hope you are a much better nurse than your rationales here. Best wishes!!

What manager, charge or supervisor let a nurse work her shift after being brutally attacked? Despite what the nurse wanted to do, she should’ve been immediately sent to the ED. Anyways, doesn’t seem like much would’ve come anyways since she did end up going there and was sent home. There should be signs all over hospital stating violence will be not tolerated. The hospital I work at, we have signs all over ED that read “violence against staff will not be tolerated” in bold letters!!! Patients aren’t always right!!!

Who are you or anybody else to say to “give up on your dreams”? Even if it seems way too far fetched? The money isn’t coming out of your pocket, the effort and time isn’t taking your energy so who the heck are you? Instead of giving her false reassurance or telling her to give up!, why not use your time to comment something meaningful like giving your two cents on how you passed and the resources you used! Pass on the knowledge or take your negativity home!

Here comes more “nurses” who never had to take the NCLEX to insert their 2cents.

Ruby Vee has apparently 40yrs of experience as a BSN, which means she’s way too old and never had to take the NCLEX! So don’t listen to people who became nurses by just going to a vocational school of some sort over 4 DECADES AGO!! Do you! I know these elderly nurses feel entitled and thinks they are better but bet you 1000% that she can’t pass NCLEX if she had to take it.