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sally24

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  1. No doubt how much you improve your communication skill , but you still count as an foriegners when it come to your accent and that true i m a foriegner and i have an pakistani/indian accent. but i cannot change it overnight because its highly depend on time you spend on certain environment to adapt that particular accent. i just reccently came from pakistan. i am currently working in ICU where you definately need a good communication skill with your collegue and with docters. i know that some time its being a struggle to express your self with your collegue and with other paramedics but that doesnt mean that person is not trying. of course! i also feel myself embarrased and insecure to give a hard time to others and i m trying my best to overcome that problem but it take time. this is the toughest part that mostly people dont wana give you a chance. they hesitate to talk you. they are not very much welcoming and friendly, give you a very rude attitute. i was really feel isolated and depressed for couple of months. as far as patient care concerned i know that i never take a chance and i sort out the ways to understand them what they really need. if the patient is concious if they can speak , i tell them to repeat or write for me. because of my accent i never wana put my patient in certain condition where they feel frustated to talk to me. SO! my major concern is my own collegues, i just wana say, hold my hand and give me a chance to breath with U. i am not an allien, i m a part of u. dont put me down or isolate just because i have not born here.
  2. No doubt how much you improve your communication skill , but you still count as an foriegners when it come to your accent and that true i m a foriegner and i have an pakistani/indian accent. but i cannot change it overnight because its highly depend on time you spend on certain environment to adapt that particular accent. i just reccently came from pakistan. i am currently working in ICU where you definately need a good communication skill with your collegue and with docters. i know that some time its being a struggle to express your self with your collegue and with other paramedics but that doesnt mean that person is not trying. of course! i also feel myself embarrased and insecure to give a hard time to others and i m trying my best to overcome that problem but it take time. this is the toughest part that mostly people dont wana give you a chance. they hesitate to talk you. they are not very much welcoming and friendly, give you a very rude attitute. i was really feel isolated and depressed for couple of months. as far as patient care concerned i know that i never take a chance and i sort out the ways to understand them what they really need. if the patient is concious if they can speak , i tell them to repeat or write for me. because of my accent i never wana put my patient in certain condition where they feel frustated to talk to me. SO! my major concern is my own collegues, i just wana say, hold my hand and give me a chance to breath with U. i am not an allien, i m a part of u. dont put me down or isolate just because i have not born here.
  3. hey , i just see my name on my website , they allocate me a licence number , thatsmean , i passed ............... i passed the nclex . so its after 3 days , i was expecting 2 weeks , i was so wrong about the cali board, but its much much better then that. ohhh i feeel so much relieved , and hoping same for you guys as well all the best to all of you :balloons:
  4. hey, how long u have wait to make a call ???? because they won't respond you on phone, because of high volume of tele calls , me also waiting for my nclex -RN results and un fortunately my board is cali so i guess, i need to wait for a whole week in order to make a call . before that they wont respond your calls as they might not being upgrated with our results or what so ever reasons !!!! any how after 2 week i would expect a mail from them and i know its too long for me , i dont want to wait so long. i have search the whole BRN side and all other related web site , but i guess their is no other way to get to our results before a week soo , i think i have to wait for 2 weeks.... is their any body who can help me in this regard !!!!!!
  5. hey snow , this is sally, i m also in the same row , i have given my nclex from california, 25 and hoping to listen quick 4 magic words PASS , but i think i have to wait like you guys , i m extremly nervous , i stop at 75 ,i dont know where im but hoping for you to get good result and same with me , i think its being a while you have given test so still waiting for the result , one thing i know the BRN site is not friendly. wish u allthe best , stay in touch
  6. hi this is sally:bow: , i have given my nclex RN from california yesterday, but have this agony of not recieving result in 2 days with pearson catch , i need to wait for the mail:sniff: , but to be honest i m not sure that i gonna pass , or may be fail , its kind of puzzles which mind is solving now a days , because the test was really harder then i was expecting , i took kaplan but still feel like its not helped me much i stopped at 75 , i have lot of question of priotizing , so many drugs which i even dont know , and then above all , so many question of 'all that apply' , thats sucks:angryfire and suddenly my pc give the blue singnal at 75 , i m really wooried if i have the positive results or negative , i m still waiting for the countdown to be over , is there is somebodywith the same stories ,

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