deybozz

Peace out! You've got a hard road ahead when you're only a student and you're already attacking the RN's on this site!!

What about your advice? This is a learning tool and you started attacking people!?! My advice was simply....Don't say that you're God's Love and not show it. People say all the time that they are christians and use God's name in vain!? That was the Only advice I gave...read the post!

Laughter is like medicine to the soul! Lighten up and don't take EVERYTHING so seriously. You were very rude and it was uncalled for as a Professional who claims to have such THICK skin! I have found the people on this site to be kind and supportive while maintaining a sense of humor (which you're lacking). If nursing school alone has you this stressed perhaps you might want to rethink your choice of becoming a nurse.

I think it is so Wonderful to find a profession with a group of people so supportive!! I just want to say "Thank You" in advance. I'm sure a day will come when I'll be asking for advice!! = )

"I actually just vomited a little in my mouth". Thanks for sharing.....ugh!!

Absolutely, I would finish the prereqs as soon as you can. The waitlist can be up to 2 yrs. to get into clinicals (at my school, anyway). I know what you mean about working and not wanting to quit your job. I enjoy working and that's why I'm forty and still in school because I've always quit school to work. I'm currently working part time as well and I will have to give up my job soon. My summer schedule has me in school everyday of the week! I don't like giving up my summer but it's what I have to do in order to finish school. That's why I suggest that you finish school as quickly as possible. I wouldn't want to see you in my position. I really hope everything works out for you! God Bless!!

I'm currently attending Delta and will be done with prereqs and validate this winter. While I'm waiting to get into clinicals I want to get my certificate in personal training, it's something I've always wanted to do. I have 3 girls...21, 17 & 16. As you can tell I'm starting nursing a little later in life than most. I've met another lady in my class this term that is going for her ADN as well. She & I have decided to finish our remaining prereq classes together, so it should be fun. At least we'll have another person to study with if needed. I'm so glad you've responded to my post. I wasn't sure if I would get anyone at all, but I'd hoped! What type of things do you enjoy when you've got a little free time?

Anyone taking A&P 152 @ Delta this Summer and would like to form a study group? I'm a little nervous about taking it in a short semester, however, I'm sure it will be doable. I'm a mother of teens so I won't have to worry about caring for small children at least. Looking forward to meeting many future nurses @ Delta College! :wink2:

Personally, I would quit working (only if it's affordable) and get those prereqs finished as soon as possible. Unless your GPA is high enough (usually a 3.5 or higher) you could be on a waitlist for quite awhile. However, you must do what suits your families needs. Best of luck to you! = )

Check with a few nursing homes in your area. Sometimes they will offer CNA training for a minimal fee or even free (if you commit to working for them). Hope this helps....good luck to you!