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good luck to us all!!! i'm about to take my nclex this october 15,2008...please pray for me...may god bless all our plans

Congratulations!!!! I agree!!that's the best thing to do..we must not rely only on our own knowledge but we have to seek God's great help, have faith & believe in His power! and everything will fall into place...:bowingpur

yeah this is ridiculous but it's true:angryfire...they've been brought up to this kind of culture:no:...poor little girl:(

....way back 5 years ago in the kingdom of saudi arabia...newly wed couple came inside the E.R., the husband is in late 50's & the wife is just 14 y.o. complaining of hyperventilation & severe pain at the vulva...that was their honeymoon night!!!:icon_roll OMG! the family of the girl is hysterical...

wow, thanks for this great & heart warming article!!! it's been such an honor to be acknowledged in this noble profession...in renderring our selfless care & services to our fellowmen:up:

wow, thanks for this beautiful & heart warming article!!! it's been a great honor to be acknowledged...for all the selfless care and services we offer to our fellowmen!!!:bowingpur:yelclap:

hey ginger45! like wise i feel the same way too...i've been resigned from my work in saudi last august 2006 and i have been keeping myself busy right now in reviewing some books & notes for my nclex exam this year...and sitting in front of my computer browsing allnurses.com forums all the time... things changed a lot when i joined allnurses.com...it makes a lot of sense...thanks to the founder & staff of allnurses.com,you really made a great help to all the nurses around the world!!!! good job!!keep it up! god bless us all...:heartbeat:saint:

well, i can say that I agree of what is being written about Saudi Arabian people & their culture... as a nurse for 6 years I have experienced & observed, that not all arabs are the same...some well educated Saudi's are more open minded & they treated medical professionals in a nice manner,but frankly speaking most of them are very difficult to deal with...(language barriers, cultures & religions),most often they feel that they're more knowledgeable than the doctor nor the nurse, they do'nt have patience to wait for their turn...before I work there, some of my friends would say that Saudi's had a backward mentality, & I didn't believe until I worked there.... And that's true it's very hard for us to live there, if we don't have freedom of expressions esp. we have to attend mass in secret...whereas in some other countries they can build their mosques as many as they want...Hoping one day they'll come up for a realization:confused::icon_roll

i am very proud to say that i am a NURSE....there is nothing to be ashamed of!!!!