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Hallgor

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  1. This is my first child. I've been having Braxton hicks contractions. I'm 37weeks 4days right now
  2. Yes. This is a what I'm worried about. I'm due to get my ATT on a Saturday (but I know they won't send it to me then). The Monday after that weekend is a holiday, so I'm sure I'll get it on Tuesday. However, my daughter's due date is Wednesday. My pregnancy has gone well so far, no issues, but who knows I could go into labor any day. I really wanted to take the exam before she gets here, but I'm not sure if it'll work out that way...
  3. I have studied a good bit. I graduated in Dec & took NCLEX immediately..failed with 265 questions. I've been doing Kaplan & ATI since then. I felt like I could pass because I understand what the exam is like now.
  4. I will be receiving my ATT the day before my baby's due date. Would you take the exam?

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