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Toot toot!

I just have to toot. I am not, really really did not think I was a math/science type. However, nursing and the medical field have facinated me since childhood. I read PDRs and other nerdy stuff for fun. I always thought I was more artsy than good at science, so I never pursued nursing. Finally I said, If I never try, I'll never know. I enrolled for pre-nursing courses, but part time. I work full time, have a hubs and three year old, and for example this semester am taking anatomy and college algebra. We just finished midterms. I got a 100% (WTH?!?!?) on my anatomy midterm and a 88 on my math. I. DID. IT! You can do this too!

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Congrats!!!! Now finish off the rest of the semester in the same high-flying fashion! :)

You freaking rock & you've just inspired me!!!! :-)

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Congrats!!

OK your first sentence made me laugh.I have a patient that will ask to get up to the toilet and will sometimes explain " I just have to toot ( release gas)" lol

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Thanks everyone!

That pt comment is classic!

Congrats!!! I felt the same way about math and science! But in college, it has completely changed. I've been doing great in my maths & sciences. It is an awesome feeling :)

Congratulations! I'm glad to see that you're proud of yourself because you earned it, and I hope that you'll use this experience to empower you to keep going! :)

In high school, I had my heart set on going to art school and only took science classes like chem and bio because I had to. I never would've imagined myself going to nursing school, but here I am 6 years later. It's funny how things work out. :)

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