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Hey Lucyrdgz, CONGRATS on getting your nursing degree. ?There was a lot of great advice shares from many experienced nurses here. I'm sure you are ready to move forward towards the next step to pursue your RN Licensure. I would agree to prioritize and prepare yourself for passing the NCLEX exam. Passing the NCLEX opens a lot of doors and you can then choose your next steps with a nursing ladder program offered at many health facilities especially with high demands of nurse leaving and coming into the field. If you live in DFW area the county hospitals are a great start. The final decision is yours. Good Luck and I'm sure you will do great!

First of all, I respect you sharing your topic. These are normal emotions and stress in nursing and life is quite common. Think back why you became a nurse, Hormones and stress levels that do not stabilize or return to homeostasis cause imbalances. You have the right to endure personal goals, enjoy a quality of life and have a family. I believe you can find a way to balance everything. Sometimes slowing down a bit, taking quiet time to renew, smell the fresh air, focus or rethink what is best for your happiness and well being will allow you to visualize a beautiful and positive picture you deserve. It is there if you just relax without anger, regret or remorse of what you have accomplished thus far. What are your passions? Also, are there other fertility clinics, Naturopathic/Holistic approach for you and Husband with OB/GYN or healthy, nutrition options without this outrageous $$. You endured so much in your career and simply need to use that strength, have faith and look outside the box for other natural alternatives and not allow what appears to be overwhelming to overtake your dreams and aspirations. Again, thanks for sharing and I truly hope you are blessed with a healthy, happy life. Monica

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