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Good luck!!!

You don't really feel "springy" just cushioned. The spring absorbs 50% of the impact of your body weight, which really helps with heel pain and other foot problems caused by the constant impact of your heel on the concrete flooring. It doesn't really make you feel that much taller because the spring is somewhat compressed when you are walking.

I've been a nurse for 8+ years and I'm in my mid-thirties. I have already begun to have foot and knee problems. I wore clogs for years, then when I had to start physical therapy related to chronic knee pain, I learned that for me, those were improperly fitting. PT has taught me that it all depends on the structure of your foot, your natural gait, etc. I now wear Zcoils. I soooo wish I had known about them earlier!! They force you to walk correctly, no matter how your foot is built. They are expensive, but they last a very long time and are worth the investment! Here's the website. Check it out. You'll be glad you did! http://www.zcoils.com/

I see this mesage from a while ago, and I'm wondering how it all turned out. I am interviewing at TWU in a few weeks, and I have a terrible case of the jitters. Help!!

Good luck and drop me a line, especially if we will be classmates!

Where are you enrolled? I am interviewing with Texas Wesleyan next month. Would love some interview tips. I have three kids also, so the family time thing is an issue for me as well. If accepted at TWU, I'll have to spend the entire first semester out of state. EEK.

No. I live in Dayton Ohio right now, but my husband is military, and he'll be teaching at the AF Academy in CO Springs. We'll be moving there in June. There's no other schools around there. Bummer. I had my eye on Duke and my hubby tried for a job there teaching ROTC but the AF would not let him do that. Will you be attending at FW? What if you are accepted to another school? Which is your first choice?

Yes, the clinical instructors are present as well as the director of the program and maybe a few others. I think most do interview in Fort Worth, but some clinical sites do their own.

HI. That is really good to hear. I have also heard that age can play a factor in getting selected for CRNA school. I am 35 and I have an interview with TWU next month in Denver. Can you give me any insight into what to expect from the interview? I hear it can be brutal. Also, do you like attending school there? Thanks.