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I just got diagnosed with RA in Dec. But I've always known I had a problem (different joints would give me problems) Does anyone get depressed about it? I do at times. I'll start thinking about it and start crying for no reason. I guess part of me do...

Yeah, I try to stay positive and look at all the things I've accomplished. Something else I started doing is teaching others around me to be nicer to their bones. I let them know to make sure and buy good shoes that cost a little more but feel bette...

Thank you! I have my first appt with Rheumy on Monday. I am really looking forward to it :)

Yeah, it takes some time getting used to it and def listening to your body.

Thanks

Congrats RN !

Personally, I wouldn't push the test date because we're never going to feel ready for the NCLEX. But if you think the extra days will help then go for it. Stay strong, you're almost there

SATA qs are tough. I used PDA: La Charity. For meds, I didn't really study them. To me there's no way I could have learned them all. So I only looked glanced at the major classifications Beta Blockers, Anti-psychotic, ARBS, PPIs, etc. Look at how th...

Don't let anyone bring you down. You are the only person that feels like you are ready for the Nclex. You can do it! Just keep a positive mind set.

Way to go! Congrats RN :)

Thank you for your kind words. I hope your new Rheumy works out for you. Keep me posted I'll def ask the Rheumy about diet, meds, etc. You guys make me feel better about myself

Thank you. I will def look into it

Thank you.

Thanks. Yes, I don't want to say anything as well but my ankle really bothers me when I do alot on it. And since I'm not taking any DMARDs I think it will give me problems during work.

Hello everyone! I recently took my NCLEX RN exam for the first time and passed with 75 questions. I hope I did at least, according to the PVT trick. I wanted to share my experience because reading these always made me feel better. I was intimidated a...

I did questions from PDA: La Charity, Saunders Comprehensive yellow book, and only did 2 Q Reviews from Hurst (I was so tired of doing questions and did not want to do anymore)

I went to the live lecture during school when I purchased it last semester. I read the book twice and then started doing questions. The week before my exam, I only looked at the my weak areas. For me it was GI and Renal.

@ Hisgrace90 Congrats!

Thanks Charnsuka! Exactly, its amazing how you start looking at questions differently. Good luck, you're going to do great

Way to go!

I would do a chapter of PDA & a chapter in another book. Read the rationales and take a break.

Congrats on being an RN. Hard work pays off!

I just took boards (passed) and used Hurst Review. I loved it personally. It breaks down what you need to know. But now that you have your core content under control do tons of questions. Apply what you have learned :)

Congrats, it's such a great feeling! Wish you the best in your practice.