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I do crossfit and Olympic weightlifting to get my mind off the chaos of nursing. I try the very best to not think of work when I'm off, but it's hard nursing is always on my mind. Walking my dog, music, eating, and watching movies r other outlets that help.

Cool! It's set I'm gonna join.

I precepted in the ED I currently work at. How much are membership dues for ENA, the website does not clearly state prices?

I'm a new grad in a very busy ED. Just curious if becoming a member of ENA is beneficial? Does is help with current articles and practice?

Some good reads... Pale solution by Robb wolf and everyday paleo.com

IT WORKS!

Take a few days off to get your mind off it and hit the review books hard. You have the knowledge it's just a matter of accessing it during test day. Have you considered taking Kaplan? Keep you chin up, the NCLEX is not easy and others, family, cannot comprehend the pressure on our shoulders.

PVT is legit I am living proof it works!! I took my boards in CA on the 28th, 75q feeling like I bombed it so many hard q's...SATA, and meds, finished in a little over 1h, then in less than an hour pearson website stated "delivery successful" and I got the ever so wonderful good pop up. It satisfied my anxiety for a bit but I was not for sure certain so 48h later still no name on the BRN site. Come to find out they had not received my transcripts yet. To make a long story short I hand carried and drove my official transcripts from the bay to sac and back myself. 2 days later, as of today I am officially an RN! To those reading this the days after NCLEX are rough, sleepless, and an emotional roller coaster. To ease your mind PVT works, throttle back and know you have done everything possible to make it this far; trust in yourself and everything will work itself out. My journey feels so surreal but it's only the beginning!!