GramsDoll3

So...failed my NCLEX for the second time. I feel so lousy..like a dissapointment to everyone. I wished I could have passed. It's hard for me right now because I have moved out with my boyfriend, and don't have a job...so he is paying all of the bills. I just feel crappy because I can't help pay for anything. THen to top it off I have to study and take the test again....and hope I pass.... I mean I am always going to have some doubt now that I won't pass...this sux sara

My sister was just telling me about his book...gonna get it tomorrow! excited!!

I am going to start using Suzanne's plan this week. Hope it helps.

I also failed the first time. I was so upset the first day. I am getting over it and realizing there a worse things in life and that I can re-take the exam. I am going to try a different study approach and study more than I did before. I am currently waiting for the forms to re-register. I am trying to be positive and believe I can pass my second time. It is hard though, knowing I failed once already, and what if I fail again??? I try to stop myself from thinking that. So, good luck to us all and be positive and try to be calm when going into exam. Take a break if you need it, and take your time. Sara

Thanks to everyone for the tips and words of encouragement. I really appreciate it. Sara

I just found out today that I failed my NCLEX. I have had such bad luck with getting a job. I've been graduated for 3 months, and no job. I finally got the opportunity to interview at two floors at a hospital near me and I faile the test. Now I have to wait even longer to interview. I feel so...horrible. I was hoping to get a job because I am working on moving out anf now I don't know what to do. Could someone please give me some study tips or any good websites. I would appreciate it very much. Thank you Sara :smackingf

Go home, be with the people you love, and LAUGH OFTEN!!

Hi, my name is Sara, but everyone calls me Doll. I am graduating in December. Were there any resources or support services anyone used to help with the transition from student nurse to graduate nurse? If so, could you let me know. Thanks