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I'm going through the same situation, except for I'm working long term facility. Unfortunately I only trained for about a week before i was on my own, because they had a few nurses go on sick leave. I am constantly thinking about the previous shift on my day off (like right now). I'm glad to read all the support on here from experienced nurses, and to know that eventually WE will get the hang of things. I had a discussion with my DSD and nursing supervisor who assured me that they went through the same feelings when they first graduated. I'm relieved but still at the same time want to just be proficient. They reminded me of all the reasons I chose to be a nurse in the first place. So I'm hanging in there hoping for the best shift but expecting anything and everything. good luck to the both of us!

I'm super nervous about the Lvn program. I already went to orientation and the current class answered and shared a few experiences. Basically what stuck was study a lot and forget about your social life. I need to work 8 hours a week to have some income. My question is: did you find it difficult to work and go to school? Also any other tips on how your experience in the Lvn/Lpn program went :)

Great tips thanks! I start my Lvn program august 6th

Must be the first day of nursing school