sunnylovee

Its not that I dont support the medical system its that I dont support over use of pharmaceutical drugs when other means less damaging to the body can be done. Thanks for your opinion though

Hi to answer some questions sorry been busy at work i do have chem , english and biology, i may need to get 12 math i dropped out of school right at the end of grade 12 and my grades were well above average. I do have 2 years of schooling as a CHN, so I believe that may also help getting into it. Thanks for all your responses folks! I honestly wish I could find a job in my current field because CHN is what I stand for morally and ethically and nursing would put me in the field of being around non natural medicines which I dont believe in so much, however jobs are non existent in my current location for my current field and I still want to do something in terms of medical.

Sorry typo . We'll I may try it out , I am still deciding if I want to get into it, helping others is a passion of mine , and being a CHN is extremely rewarding but there are little jobs for this in my current city.

the perspective school i would be attending would accept me as i spoke to admissions I went to this school before so they have my record/files . I am trying to do my own research but most of what comes up is american which is not very relevant to canadians. Ill keep digging a little harder. thanks for the help

thank you sorry new to this board. in canada you can be LPN with mature student status I am already a CHN, and just wondering if maybe LPN would be a good addition to my credentials

I have struggled a "hard" life , I was out on my own at 17, and was unable to finish highschool... I went to college for hairstyling at the age of 20 under mature student status I had to write a test to get into it. However recently in the last 2 years my life has changed drastically I ended up in school as a Certified Holistic Nutritionist, medical science, health and well being really is where my true passion is. However I am currently looking to add nursing, I do not have a highschool dipolma so it would seem my only option is LPN /LVN. I live in ontario canada, and would indeed like to work in the ER or a walk in clinic. Any advice or thoughts on the subject