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Thank you! I will take the initiative and talk to her in person.

Hello everyone! I currently work as a CNA for PA school. I will be starting school in late June and my manager knows my plan about leaving in early June. Recently, I came across some medical issues and it is preventing me from going to work. After much consideration, I have decided to resign from my job now insted of June. I turned in the papers into HR and did all the required things. My manager does not know yet since she is on vacation. She will be back this following week. I guess I’m just worried my manager will be mad? I know technically they can’t be and I did things the right away (I even had a doctor’s note). I’m just concerned regarding my future endeavors, in case I might need a reference. I know I might be overthinking this, which I tend to do a lot. Any advice would be appreciated and please let me know if I’m worrying for no reason ?

I work part time nights (11pm-7:30am) and usually when it's my first night to work I will wake up at my usual time in the morning (8-9am) and take a 3 hour nap before my shift. And then when I get off of work, will go to sleep right away and sleep for 4-5 hours then sleep again for another 3 hours before my shift. I used to have no problems sleeping before, I would knock out right after my shift and would need my alarm to wake me up. Lately, I come home, and I'm just wide awake and cannot sleep for the life of me. It could be that I am part time and I'm always switching my sleep schedule, but this was never a problem before so I don't understand why it's a problem now. I don't know what I can do to help me sleep. I do take benadryl sometimes but I hate putting medication in my body like that. And also, I wear an eye mask and ear plugs when I sleep.

Hi everyone, I'm new here and having a bit of trouble deciding if nursing is right for me. I graduated 3 months ago from University with a biology degree with a 3.5 gpa. I was initially planning on going onto the PA route, I had some shadowing hours under my belt but besides that I have nothing and the reason for this is because I found out about PA school during my senior year of college. Now I know I have to work about 1,000 in direct patient care. I was enrolled in the EMT basic program and I hated it. I absolutely hated it! I would literally come home everyday and cry so I decided not to do that anymore. Now I'm leaning towards nursing because just that whole idea of 1,000 hours is stressing me out. I don't want any of you to think that I'm only wanting to do nursing because of that reason. I truly do want to help people and I've always enjoyed the hospital environment. I'm just a confused soul. I'm thinking about doing CNA for the time being just to get the feel of it and hopefully apply to the ABSN program next year. I just have a few more pre-reqs to finish. Can anyone please give me any advice and if any of you were in the same boat as me? Please I'm so confused about my life right now! Sorry for the long post, just wanted to get every detail out there.