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Hey wow, thanks Quite_one, I really like this site and the information that can found here on personal opinions ect. Is there any state/country that would be best to work or get education? The CNA thing sounds like a good idea to get experience. I would like to accumulate all the funds I need for education so that I would not be in any kind of debt.

Wow that's a shame that the patient overheard, How can an RN make fun of an LPN when Doctors probably talk behind their backs about them? I don't get how people in a field to help people can act like this.

lol no one used the word lazy (not really sure why you would just make that up) but that's probably issues you will have to work out on your own, but yeah the questions were very formal, I should have just said, How do Yall like being Nurses. I don't want to get into a field and regret it later.

I read something online about many nurses not actually working even though they have degrees as a personal choice. What is the deal with that?

These are personal questions, but I feel like the reply you gave is an example of how we strive to be an unproductive world. If someone was looking for answers to homework questions, what is better, people who work for an industry or Wikipedia? Why does educational authority ask the question, how can we stop cheaters before they ask themselves how they can get people excited about education? Furthermore, can you redirect me to recent posts on similar topics?

Simple Questions: If you can link to other threads, that would be fine too. Why did you chose your career? What hardships have you faced in this career? Racism? Sexism? Is this profession rewarding? Mentally? Financially? As an RN or LPN, how have you duties changed and what procedures are you allowed to do with your current training? What do you see in the future of nursing? I am new to this site, Do most people here work in a hospital setting and do people here share which hospital they work for or is this mostly anonymous?