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maggiesma

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  1. I disagree here....a fast track program usually is for someone who already is an RN...it's fast because there are no clinicals. I would suggest a BSN program myself....it would open up more opportunites for you. Even though you have the BS degree you will still need the clinical education in nursing. An ADN program will give you very good clinical experience, but many positions will only look at a BSN.
  2. Well it kind of depends on where and what type of nursing you do...........I know a nurse who worked as a private duty nurse for an Arab sheik who make 6 figures in a year.......but the "average joe" nurse is not going to make much just starting out. I think that some people think that "job security" and "high income" go hand in hand...... Nursing is definitely a secure job.:)
  3. These are all such cool stories!!! I truly believe in Ghosts or spirits or whatever you want to call them. I have never "seen" one, but I have felt their presence and have seen them move things. Several years ago we lived in a house that had belonged to my father in Law before he died. For over a year we experienced all sorts of strange things (lights coming on that were off, footsteps on the stairs, chairs moving, garage doors opening)...my husband, me, and 2 of my stepsons all noticed these things. Our dog Maggie (hence my "name":) ), also would notice these things and would bark or whine and follow movements around the house that we couldn't see. After awhile it all stopped. I've also had patients who've seen things or people that weren't there right before they died. I once had a patient who had been roomates with another patient who died. For the 3 or 4 nights after the one patient died, his former roomate told us that this guy had visited him every night. Not long after those visits the other patient died also. WIERD!
  4. OMG!!! That has got to be pretty scary!!!! You must have some sort of Psychic powers!!!

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