tabby092

Im not too sure whst the position is called but u would be helping the RN's with their patients charts. They love to hire RN student's. The pay is great and u can do ur homework. Its a desk job. Good luck. Just make sure whatever u do it doesn't take ur focus away

First I would like to congratulate u for being in the nursing program, its a very hard and competitive program. To me it sounds as if u are overwhelmed..and its okay at least u know what u can handle. But honestly I think u should drop one of the classes or just the ones u are failing. You mentioned that u can only fail one. You really dont want to lose everything. I know it may seem that way at this moment but ur not. Dropping a class is not bad. I have done it and came back with and A. I had to refocus, allow others to help, and find out the way I can retain information when I'm under a lot of pressure. Talk with ur advisor again and see what ur options are. Don't give up, u know what u want Now refocus and go for it.

If I were you I would take my time and get the experience your needing. No need to rush.. taking your time gives you leverage. You never know what opportunity might come your way

I think its really your prefence when it come to you picking a school. Personally I have heard a lot about Baylor. Its an awesome school of choice. Its very expensive but its worth it. I wish you the best at whs ever school you choose. I think its great you are taking other classes that are not TCU degree. Keep me posted on what school you chose.

You are the reason why there are Nurses. Its so hard to put being a nurse and being there for a person.you had shown love, compassion and an angle all in one. In that family life you have really made a difference. If you haven't realized it but you had given her more then what she was needing to move on and you will NEVER be forgotten. I know God will continue to bless you in this field because of your heart and love for others. Continue to share your gift with others.