norine

I understand, keep your head up and keep working hard, eventually you will be done. I will pray for God to give you clarity about the situation. Sometimes when you come here for help, there are many here ready and willing to be very mean.

:monkeydance: I heard from state boards today I am officially clear to sit for the boards. If there is anyone in a similar position, this is what I did. I prayed and I gave it to the Lord, because only He knew the whole story and that I would make a great nurse. I told the truth and let Him do the rest. I know first hand the apprehension and overwhelmed feeling of being disappointed if I had not got in, So I speak from a grateful heart, when I say "I pray that it work out for those of you who are in similar turmoil". I prayed from my heart and asked God to do the rest.

I am currently waiting on an ATT. I submitted an declaratory order to the Tx state board of nurses for a misdemeanor charge of 15 years ago. I have since then had to submitt further information regarding the fact surrounding this incidence. I am waiting to hear from them and trying to stay positive. My charge was reckless conduct steming from a situation where I intentionally stomped on the bicycle rims of a local thug who harassed me on a daily basis. I won't go into the long drawn out story, but He did what I should have done when the problem first began with him harassing me. He pressed charges and I served six months probation for my actions, and since then have no further incidences or had I any before this on occured. My question is this. If Texas refuses to let me sit for the boards, can I sit in another state that disregard misdemeanor charges? If anyone know anything on this topic I would greatly appreciate any feedback.