Hidden_Identity

well said.....

hi cndagrl....yes you can take with you your bf in abroad, some RN (with HepaB) even landed a job in the US as long ...don't give up purse your dreams and don't give up too on your bf, he needed you now...nothing is impossible with god..you have to strong your faith in good and he will help you...god bless and continue praying...

hospital settings here in the phils required full payment upon discharge...but now many will benefit this law most especially those less fortunate....in other countries you can sue you for that...

theres a lot available jobs if you now how to look at it....don't focus yet on nursing jobs..try to look for other alternative jobs....

there's a lot of RN specialties nowadays...choose what suits you best....

experienced it before when im doing my hospital RLE (related learning experience) in one of the government hospital here....an old lady keep on saying "doc i have this and i have that...etc"....then i keep on saying too "I'm not a doctor Mam"....maybe because im wearing white uniform and stethos in hand thats why she think i'm a doctor....

i dont know if theres selenium available here in drugstore....well lets be pray and guide will do the rest.....

=================================================================================== Hi aspiringnurse16...nice story..good thing your in the USA already...and im glad as a carrier there is HOPE..you have to believe in yourself and also to the power of almighty god...any way what is selenium?...it is available here in the philippines?......

i think most of the hospital in the phils required every nurse working in their hospital to undergo hep b screening...and most probably they will be rejected f turns out positive..

so nice to read everyones story about their hep B. i'm a hep B+ too. i dont know how do i acquired it. im the only carrier in the family. its a dream of every filipino nurses to work to abroad ( to seek for greener pasture). sadly we were affected by hep B virus. what we feel bout it when we first know about our disease is exactly the same (anger, denial, hatred..etc) BUT, life must go on...we need to have FAITH. good thing is that many carriers are now in abroad working as a nurse. have faith in god