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I do not want medical advice. I want to know if my wife who is treating her mother as a patient should instead treat her mother as her "mother". I really want my mother in-law to be as comfortable as possible. Kevin

my mother in-law has been diagnosed with lymphatic cancer which is also malignant “malignant: tending to be severe and become progressively worse” the cancer is already in her lungs and ovaries. what can i do? and what should my wife as a nurse do to help my mother in-law feel more comfort during this terminal illness? subject should be please help me....

Thanks for the english information I will just try to show her on my own I don't think it will be too hard. If it comes to it I will look for some study material. I am planning to enroll her in an ESL class once we move back to the the US. Again thank you for the English study guide refrence.

Thank you Suzanne we are going to focus on her English for now and I am going to purchase Saunders Comprehensive Review for the NCLEX-RN and Kaplan NCLEX-RN exam, 2007 Edition w/ CD-ROM to see where she stands right now I know what she needs to work on with English: Vocabulary, Grammar, and sentence structure. When we get closer to our move to the US I will worry about getting her tested. We still need to get her green card.

after reading into it my wife would need to take the nclex-rn exam. this exam plus what ever state requirements are all my wife would need to pass/take to become a rn in said state? is the exam available in japanese or is it only in english? is there any other information i should be aware of regarding the nclex-rn exam? i am not worried about the green card or citizenship portion we are working on that right now.

sorry I am new to the forms and had my post moved here were I found a wealth of information in the stickies. I am reading https://allnurses.com/forums/f75/primer-all-wish-work-us-160143.html and it is answering most of my questions.

hello my name is kevin becker, my wife is a japanese nurse that i met while i was in the air force. we are now about to move back to the united states and i was wondering if there are any programs to help expedite japanese nurses getting their rn? any help in the matter would be greatly appreciated. we are working on her english grammar and sentence structure right now in preparation. i understand that being able to effectively communicate, both spoken and written, english is our first priority. thanks for you time and info. in advanced. kevin becker