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  1. Are you serious? ALL "codes" (which are never "called") in the OR or anywhere else for that matter are due to hypotension or hypooxemia. You had better hope MDA or CRNA is on it BUT this does not mean the most educated is up to date!
  2. Hmmm, I dont think I would reapply to the same program. I would have know more about the situation and think on it.
  3. To me, integrity is who you are when no one else is looking. So, doing the right, honest thing without expecting acknowledgment or praise for it. I can think of many examples that would exemplify this. A good example that I can think of quickly is when nurses I work with leave partially used/full vials of medications, notably narcotics, on the cart next to the patient. During shift change, you should waste the partially used narc or return the unused vial to the pixies to protect the nurse who removed it initially. We get busy, and we forget. Look out for each other even if the off-going nurse has left before you can waste/return with him or her. Find someone else to do it with you.
  4. LeeLEE, honey, I have never HAD it easy in life, if I have I would not be in this mess. You shouldn't "get the feeling I want it easy" this is a FORUM for crying out loud, You do not know me and again like the majority of the people responding are not in student loan default so please do NOT post unless you ARE
  5. I owe MUCH more than you. Each Loan balance is 80,000+40000+5000=125000 is NOT going to give me a payment of 300.00 month. I went to public funded schools. Bachelors in Chemistry was 5 years, I found nursing and chose to become an ARNP, so four more years in BSN, and 1.5 years towards ARNP. I did not have help from parents and I had to borrow to cover housing and all other expenses. Get it??? AGAIN, why can't people repsond to the ORIGINAL post, hardly any of those who have are student loan defaulters, the rest of you just want to throw stones!
  6. Is this the one? http://health.usi.edu/acadprog/nursing/msn/admiss.asp
  7. Feb 1st. Yikes! I will go to their site now. Keep me posted on your trip. I would love for you to come.
  8. Thank you so much for your post. It really means alot to me. I have considered NP school but I just dont know if it is for me. I have so much student loan debt, I just think I need to either finish what I started or change careers altogether (in something that does not require a pricey education). PM me anytime. Withdrawing from CRNA school is tough and I wish I had someone before to share with. God Bless you too.
  9. Those who said I overestimated for childcare. Ten dollars per hour for two toddlers in diapers. One 12 hour shift for me inlcuding commute/report time equates to 14 hours childcare time. I have submitted 37 application to the hospital that is 1.5 miles from me over the past three years with no offer
  10. It pays significantly less per hour than PRN
  11. Full time paycheck 793/week (before taxes) childcare 420/week gas 50/week insurance 100/week Student Loans 200/week These are conservative numbers too. (Food, diapers, etc.) See 12 hours shifts for me which usually turn into 14 hour shifts cause me to pay a sitter 150/work day. I have twins in diapers. No day care is open longer than 1o hours in this state(against the law). Believe you me, I am NOT a socialist but I have become a product of the system. This is how they keep people broke. I reapplied to grad school to pursue the degree for which I became a nurse for in the first place and was not accepted. The closest school is 3 hours away. My housing is provided by husbands job as it should be. He works 12 hour days/ 6 days a week for a whopping 6oo dollar/week check. He pays the car loan and all other expenses I am basically trying to decide to either put the measley little payments to the borrowers into a college savings fund for myself so I can ONE day return and pay them after I graduate or keep paying below what I am able and never dig out. Again, I asked for advice on a solution, not your opinions of me and that I am a bad person for struggling financially. If you can give sound advice DONT post! I have enough people on my butt without you so called peers b
  12. Thanks, I have done forbearance and deferrment with Sallie Mae. I just sent them 400.00 which is all I had. I only work PRN because FT will cost me $ and if I work to many hours, my children will lose their state insurance. I reapplied to grad school and was denied admission. I know my credit will be ruined but at this point, it already is. What little money I have goes to grocer ies diapers etc. I have no insurance to pay yet I need a stress echo next week.
  13. Hahaha. Same thing happended to me except preg with twins. I gave up my spot. Bummmer, eh? so what happened?
  14. Anyone defaulted. If so please share your experience.

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