mekayla07

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Let me start by saying it is possible, it will be hard, but you can do it. :monkeydance: I am a single mother of four children, one was 6 months old when I began the program. While going to school I had dependable child care, I studied when my children slept. I did not have much quality time for them, but I did allow them to have extra curricular activities, so I did taxi them from soccer to karate to dance classes, so that they would still have something to occupy them. I did study while they were at these activities as well. I graduated third in my LVN class in July and passed the NCLEX on the first try. By the grace of God all things are possible, so don't give up.

Thank You for taking the time to help me out. Congratulations on passing the NCLEX

I am pondering getting certified for phlebotomy and IV certified. How beneficial will these certifications be for me? I am currently attending school in southern Ca. and will be relocating to Delaware. I will be continuing my education to get my RN then BSN. Will these certifications equal higher pay? Also want to know what is the average time that you wait from getting your LVN certification until you take the NCLEX? Thank you mekayla:balloons: