kimbap

Wow! What's your average week like?

BSN on the 7th. TERRIFIED!

I will definitely call them. I already have emails in asking about the accelerated schedule, but the school is closed until Weds. I would at least have my titers showing immunity (hopefully) even without that last booster. My fingers are crossed. Thanks for all the stories and support. This has been in my mind all day and I'm so nervous, and mad at myself for not paying closer attention.

I don't even know what I'm looking for here. I'm distraught. I thought, stupidly, that the Hep A and B Twinrix was a 3 month series, and had it all planned out to get the titers done for it and everything else together, 4 months from now. And now I only have 5 months until my first clinical. I am just sick about this, and so so disappointed in myself for not being more careful researching the requirements. I don't know if they'll let me start clinals with only 2 doses of twinrix, or if they'll even let me start with my cohort. I feel so stupid and I can't stop crying.

Good riddance!

Hmmm, I didn't know that. Where I'm at school nurses have BSNs, I believe. I love my kiddo's school nurse.

I was really disappointed in the way it portrayed school nurses. To be fair, the medics on the show looked just as confused as to why they would apply to be a school nurse when they weren't trained for it. I love Jon Stewart, but he really missed the mark with that one.

I love it. I have to say that I stumbled into wanting to go to nursing school, but I know without a doubt that it is my true calling. I cannot wait to start nursing school. (Terrified, but excited.)