AngelsRnurses

Hi, everyone! I been reading for a while but this is my first time posting so bear with me. I have been going to school for a long time as a part-time student while working in a full-time dead end production job for almost 9 years and finally quit in March of this year after having my second child. The whole time I was majoring in business but everytime I'm in the doctors offices or the hospital, I felt the calling and somewhat at peace. I been debating with myself for a long time and decided that the business environment isn't for me. I pick up all the courage i could to recently became a CNA despite of all the unpleasant stories I heard about being an CNA. I want to become an RN but my fears of the unknown like horrific open wounds or protruding broken bones keep me doubting myself on whether I can be a nurse. Despite my fears I keep on going, hoping that my fears would be the same like my first impressions and fears in the 1st few weeks of CNA training. I really want a career in nursing because I believed that I can be one Of the best nurses out there. I just want some advice on how to overcome that fear, be successful in school, and keep all the info I learn from escaping in head. Thankyou! I will appreciate any advice I can get.