swtgrl_bee

very well said. :balloons::balloons::balloons:

Far Eastern University-Manila BSN Batch 2007 I graduated last April 16, 2007 :balloons::balloons::balloons:

last night when i saw my name on the net. I CRIED A BUCKET. it feels good to pass especially if you worked so hard to get your goal. everything pays off. i'm so proud of myself & thank God for this blessing. Congrats to everyone. one of the top9 is my friend, she deserves it. AT LAST, I HAVE A TITLE... REGISTERED NURSE! i'm so happy.

i'm using Med-Surg by Brunner&Suddarth and it's really good.

thanks. i personally love this line.... bottom line is you're a patient advocate. if it means irritating the doctor so you can be sure your patient is safe, just do it. -pinoy_guy sorry i don't know how to qoute a part of the message.

i love all you're replies here regarding my issue. I'm so happy NOW. that's one of the problem i'm thinking in the future, changing IV bags, i guess i should always have a small chair with me. hahaha how about the doctors in your work, how is your relationship with them? if they give orders for example and you can't hardly understand them would they "slow down" for you? thanks.

i read this thread from the first page, and it's already 2:39AM here in the Phil, by the way my background sound is raindrops. it's raining here because of typhoon Egay. enough of that. hehehe. this thread taught me alot of issues that are going in my mind right now. i'm a newly graduate and dreaming to become a USRN, hopefully soon. i have this problem, but i know it has been discussed before here. but mine is ummm, i am really short. i'm just 5 FLAT, and i'm thinking if i would be really effective if i would work in the US. for a filipino female nurse i think i'm really short. and how about the english language? do you really have to speak with an american accent? thanks. your inputs would be really appreciated.

from june 2003 to april 2007. it took me 4 years un Nursing School, im a regular students, no back subjects or failing grades. good for me, because our tuition fee is really expensive.

In my school believe it or not nursing students are really BIG in POPULATION. we started 7,500 and our graduates is around 2,500 and I am so happy I am part of those students who graduated.:balloons:

hi there, goodluck on your work. you are really lucky to have a work already. because i am also a newly graduate and until now our result is not yet release.

i watched the news this evening and they reported that the result will be out last week of August. Goodluck to everyone

This happen when im still in college. im a student nurse that time, our duty was at a Leprosy Rehabilitation. There this old woman whom I cared for, she is my patient that time. She's almost teary eyed when she thanked me for taking good care of her. She even called me "NURSE" that time. It felt so good. That day on I promise myself that I will be touching lives in the future.

i love helping my patients, alleviating their pain by simply listening to them.