jorhyne

I am an RN floor nurse and I have a condition known as Chronic Venous Insufficiency. I am tired of the terribly sore legs and feet, and the edema around the ankles. I need a source for good graduated compression stockings for men. Please give me some websites, brand names, etc. I have searched this forum and the internet and I'm confused on what to buy. Thanks.

Update: I finally got an RN job. Its in a Nursing home. Not my first choice, but I could not sit around and suffer in poverty any longer. The pay is actually good. I will be making more than three times what I make at my current retail job. I start next week.

"Are nursing grads still having a hard time finding jobs?" Does a bear **** in the woods?

I desperately need an RN position somewhere, anywhere. I am thousands of dollars in debt, I have two kids to support, a lousy 20 year old car, and live in complete poverty. I graduated from RN school in May and have applied at many hospitals. I haven't got the first response back much less an interview. I am willing to move to BFE at this point. Are there any places I can go and get a job now? I am prepared to go anywhere!

I don't see the point in doing concept maps.

I am on the verge of being homeless. I have enough money to pay rent for 2 more months. After that I don't know what I will do. Anyone know where I can get a loan? I need at least $7 grand a year for the next 2 years. Please someone give me some info.

I took it in a 5 week format last summer (followed by AP2). That was fast and furious and it is all a blur now. I just remember tons of rote memorization and using flash cards to drill the info in my brain.

Wait lists sound like a terrible idea. My CC has no wait list. They simply take the best applicants each year. They look entirely at grades in pre-req classes. Fortunately I have a 4.0 and I am certain I will be accepted for this Fall. I do know a lot of people that get rejected, and they are in a real dilemma. For example last year 500 people applied to my school and they only allowed 75 in. That is a lot of rejections.

I don't have any problem with getting tuition and books paid for- thanks to pell and hope scholarship (Ga Lottery). However I am in serious trouble paying my living expenses. I am almost out of money and might be living out of my car and going to school. It is that serious for me. What can I do to get help paying rent, food, gas for car etc?

I'm waiting to hear from CGCC in Brunswick,Ga.for their RN program. If I get accepted I will begin this coming Fall.

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