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sfactivist

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  1. Hi, Thank you so much for reading this. I am 34 Female and suffered from addiction for many years, my sister is an ER nurse, I am fully "rehabilitated" by the grace of God, im off probation, have voluntary volunteer hours ( I work with a Prison Project helping individuals re-enter society) im in jr. college doing my pre-reqs, and im hoping to become a nurse. I have a 4.o GPA and work as a live in nanny for three small children. I do have 1 Felony its fraud felony, and multiple possession, multiple theft and one resisting arrest but nothing violent or abusive. WHAT DO I DO? my goal in life is to give back and help other addicts by being a nurse in the ER or in mental health, id love to be there for people who are as lost as I once was. I have a real passion and mission. Im working hard on getting everything expunged. Im really motivated. What are my chances? What will be my biggest hurdle? Is it The clinical placements? Is it getting into school ( ill keep my 4.0 and ill nail the TEAS, whatever I can control I will) but I'm worried about Clinical placements and I've read that Fraud is a something they don't look on lightly, which I understand because its a terrible thing to do. Do I need to hire an attorney now? Im working with the clean slate program. Any advice is greatly greatly appreciated!!

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