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Wow! I don't think I would be able to come up with a proper response either!

I've learned that it all just depends on the facility.

My classes were 3 weeks long, and it cost me $575.

That's hilarious!

Hey guys! I've been a CNA for short time now (7 months), and have recently become pregnant with my 2nd child. I have the opportunity to work overnights, and I'm thinking about taking it to mostly save myself some of the lifting. They said the work-load would be easier for me. So, my question is, for those of you who work overnight, what are your duties? What is a typical night for you?

The way I look at it is, that someone has to take care of these people that need our help. For many different reasons, their families aren't able to provide that care to their loved one, and trust us to do so. It takes a strong person to do what we do, and we should be proud of it.

i buy my pants from walmart. they are elastic in the back and drawstring in the front....they're awesome!

hey guys, i'm an experienced LTC CNA wanting to find employment at a hospital. It seems to be impossible! Any suggestions?!