joe2.0

A woman that turns up her nose because you're studying to be a nurse is not worth your time... uh,unless she's really HOT!!!

I wasn't aware I gave advice, just telling my story. Thanks for the heads up.

I have Plantar Fascitis, not the same as fibromas but still painful. I have to be careful about my job choices also, too much floor time and I'm down for 2-3 days with foot pain. I have orthopedic inserts and orthopedic shoes, they help but I still have to be careful to stretch daily and start taking ansaids at the first signs of a flare-up. I currently work in pediatric home health and that seems to minimize my standing and walking on the unforgiving hospital floors. I wish you luck in nursing school, and with your situation with your feet. God Bless.

yes, the experience is priceless. good luck.

No, but I'd be a little weirded out and a little intrigued if I did. Very interesting though.

30 when I went to vocational nursing school, and graduated from AAS in nursing at 37.

I don't know why male nurses don't work med-surg floors, I worked cardiology as an LVN and I enjoyed it. Now I work home health with pediatrics because it gives me more 1 on 1 with my patiants.