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Yeah , I agree with you Heather. It's just that no one has the time to teach me, unfortunately. What I want to do in life is help the sick, especially children or patience who are diagnose with cancer or any life threatening sickness. I like to bond with people, and make them happy. What I really missed about my CNA class was the relationship I had with my residents. I guess, I want to be a hero.

I think it depends on the location In my area, they're hiring like crazy. :/ You should come here! Hehe.

Thank you for responding. Yes, definitely. It's just so hard to pick a major for some reasons.. :/

Thank you for responding. I have heard that being an RN in CA is very hard. And, have heard that many of them had to move out of the state to find a job. I have thought about being a teacher, and a counselor actually. But, there are not a lot of options around my location. I would definently love to volunteer, but, I also cannot drive. I am working on my lisence right now, and it's tought atm. I will have to do more research and figure things out, thank you. :)

Thank you for responding. I had never heard about a doula until you mentioned it. I am not sure if there are any positions within that specific field in my city. I have researched about it, and it seemed pretty amazing. :) Also, thank you for notifying me about the display picture !

Thank you for responding dear! The Nursing field has always been an interest in my life. I tried to call one of the nearest hospitals for job shadowing, but they wouldn't allow me to. They only allowed Ultrasound Tech. shadows for some reasons. I have also just contacted another hospital for job shadowing, but I cannot drive (which is the issue). They do have shadowing available, but it is also a huge long process. I know that they hire, LPNS and BSN nurses. I am not sure about ADN.

Hello everyone! First of all, I would like to thank you guys for reading my forum. I am a sophomore college student in Wisconsin, and I'm very stressed right now. Right now, it's a time where I need to pick a major quick because, I'm planning to transfer to another University next year. I have been thinking about the Nursing field because there are so many fields to go into Nursing (opportunities). However, I'm not the greatest when it comes to Math and Science. From what I heard, the nursing field deals with a lot of science, which I am very scared of. I would like to say that my passion is to help others, make a difference, and making people happy/smile. Making people happy and comfortable makes me happy. I have taken a CNA class, and I'm not certified because, I didn't know if I wanted to go into that field ( I know, I'm stupid). I did enjoy it, yet, felt sad because , I trained in the dementia department where so many patients were lonely and sad. The nursing program made me double think because, I'm very emotional. I had a patient that I took care of, (when I was in the CNA program) , that died the next day, and it made me cry. I am not sure if I can be emotionally stabled if I ever see people die. (How do you nurses deal with death?) School wise, I do love biology. I am taking college algebra , at the moment, which it's okay so far. Again, the science field is kind of iffy for me, because I'm not good at it. The fields I wanted to go into Nursings are either: Neonatal, OB GYN, Pediatric and Oncology (Cancer). When I watch a birth delivery video in my biology class, I fell in love with the whole concept. Seeing a new life, was so beautiful, and I would personally would love to work in the birthing center. I love children, and would do anything for them. Making them smile and happy is one of my passion! My counselors always tell me to do what I love. I do believe in that, but, it's very debatable. The things that I love, I may not find any jobs within the future (which I'm scared of). That is why I want to find a major that is in demand. What should I do? And, are there any tips you guys can give me? I would considered being an Ultrasound technologist, but I heard that it's not in demand at the moment. I don't know, I'm so stressed. I've been thinking over a year now, and it's so stressful. Please help me Nurses, anyone. Thank you, Teetee