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unsure of what to do with my careere

So I'm going to be 21 and I got my CNA through high school while in high school thought I had reading comprehension and I do learn real fast I have ADD. Also in high school I had a bad 4 wheeleing accident that i receved a bit of brain damage well after graduating i did work as a CNA for a short while untill i became sick and was fired so i went back to school for vet assisting but upon graduating i did not get a job in that field but did so happen to fall back in to the field of nursing which i have falling in love with the plan after high school was to go and get my RN but after working for the short while in the nursing home i grew to heat it thuss why i went to school for the dumb vet assistent and im now in my 8 months of working in the assisted living home and love it but sadly i have become sick agian stemming from my accident but i so badly want to become a RN so if any one could please give me some advice i would greatly appreceated

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    do you have any idea how hard it is to read a paragraph with no punctuation marks?????

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    Research RN programs in your area and start on your pre-reqs at a community college. Maintain a GPA of 3.5 or higher.

    I don't want to be rude, but your grammar, spelling & punctuation make it very difficult to read your post. I know you mentioned you had an accident & you have ADD. I'm not going to give you false hope...it's going to be very difficult for you to pursue an RN when you're at a disadvantage physically & have a learning disability. I don't want to be discouraging, but I want to give you a realistic answer.

    I hope you understand that this reply is meant to be constructive, not destructive.

    Good luck!

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