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downing.meagan

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  1. So I am done with all of the prerequisites with both the nursing program and radiation therapy programs and I am going to apply to both. I currently work as a medication tech at a addiction treatment center for youth. I enjoy my job a lot and could see myself doing something in pysch. I have always known I wanted to be in the medical field (a nurse sjnce I was two) but I am just not sure if nursing is my calling. I have a 3.0 exact GPA and I got an 81 on my TEAS. I am worried about not getting accepted into the MANE program. I have looked at many programs in MN and radiation therapy seems very interesting. I've been around the whole cancer thing before and never really thought about the jobs the go into it. I love helping people who can't help themselves, I am just not sure where I belong in that world. I had an interview for the radiation therapy program and it seems like I could get in pretty easily. Does anyone know someone that's a radiation therapist? How do they like their job?
  2. I take it for tension headaches when they get very bad. Because it is a "synthetic opioid" it can have addicting effects. I work at a addiction treatment center and it is considered to be part of the narcotic category even though it is not labeled one. It has questionable recreational use. I use it because it not only helps with pain but it helps relax me, but I could see the possible effects that people can get addicted to. It is different for everyone I know that has taken it. Some people it doesn't work at all and then some people are on the opposite end of the spectrum where they feel like they have taken morphine. I think it really depends on your body chemistry. I think doctors don't like to give it out because of the recreational effects it can give some people.

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