skybluepink02

I'm just entering a LPN program myself, but a friend of mine who is graduating next week is in a situation where she will need to move soon after she graduates to Georgia, from Mississippi, in order to care for an aging parent. The Georgia BON website includes proof of previous employment as a requirement on it's website for license transfers. Is this absolute? Is it possible to transfer a new license from Mississippi to Georgia without working in between? Thanks in advance for any insight.

I'm researching the possibility of going to nursing school. I'm a single mom of 17 month old twin toddlers and I'm realizing that I have nothing to offer them financially. My soon-to-be-ex husband makes good money, but I need to be able to support myself. I became very interested in nursing after XH heart surgery and my twins 9 week stint in the NICU. Is it possible to attend nursing school full time and still be a good mother? Honestly, I'd rather attend now when they don't remember it, than wait until they're older. I have support from my XH financially and with the kids. He wants to support me until I get my degree and is a good dad, so I do have some help, but no family support. Are there any been there, done that stories?