trueblue

I think along the same lines. There are so many different areas I would like to experience, but am limited because I'm an LPN. So I've made my decision to get the RN. Then more doors will be open to me wheerre I can practice what I desire greatly to do. But for now I try to grasp everything I possibly can from any RN or experienced LPN that are willing to share their knowledge.

When it's put like that you might make some of us change our minds. LOL.....:chuckle

This is getting heated up fast. Why not cool out on the "marrying a doc bit." Since you've heard alot of honest advice on the matter, are you still in pursuit of those med/residents or whatever it was you are interested in? I'd like to know.

What did I miss here. A whole lot. LOL I'm still replying to married to engineer thing dating service thing...... Whatever. I like the goute from Kara,"Bought himself a wife", If thats not food for thought what is. So think twice.

Sounds Good. I'm married to an Engineer for 10 fun and wonderful years. Okay not all wonderful all the time, but fun none the less. Although I endure the occassional "on calls", he's still home at night where he belongs. You can't say that for alot of DOCs. I admit there are some very attractive DOCs out there with one thing in mind. Good to look at, conversate with, but not good for me. More power to you if you can handle it, thread starter. But you should think of the BIGGGG picture here. All that is gold does not glitter. But thats just me.

I agree. A dad thats home, a husband in bed every night is what's important to me. More so than money. Even though the thought of being set does sound good. But then again who really is set? You or Him? I'd rather have my own riches, and prestige than to hang on to someone elses. But thats me.