essy752002

Just a few lines to cheer you up. When I did my LPN program I had 2 children and pregnant with one. After nine years, I decided to go back to school. This time I had 5 children, my husband had left and my mom who came to visit me found out she had stage 4 breast cancer. I also had to work full-time. I graduated in April 2008 with my ASN. Honey if I could do it, anyone can do it. If I listened to those who told me it could not be done, or that it was too hard, I would not be here to tell you. I was told everything to make me stop and give up. When I took off the summer, a nurse educator at my job told me, "I knew you couldn't make it" but I have proven them wrong:yeah: It is your dream, make it your reality. I'm cheering for you

I DONT GET WHY NURSES ACT THAT WAY. A NEW NURSE IS ONE OF THE HAPPIEST MOMENTS FOR ME. THE QUICKER SHE GET ORIENTED THE LESS MY PATIENT LOAD WILL BE. JUST REMEMBER HOW THEY TREATED YOU AND DONT BE THE SAME WAY WHEN ITS YOUR TURN. GOOD LUCK