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I'm very curious to see some of the answers here! If I wasn't able to do nursing, I would have done social work!
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I actually would have become a speech pathologist; I was in my second semester in that Master's program when I decided to pursue nursing. This was back in 1982 and most SLP jobs were in schools but I wanted to work with adult stroke victims in that field. I heard there weren't many of those jobs so went to nursing instead. Well, I've had quite a taste of nursing now(21 yrs) and if I could financially do it, I'd return to speech pathology.
That was one of my reasons too! I did not want to work in a school, although I did want to work with children.
social work, librarian, interior designer, owner of my own business of any kind that doesn't have anything to do with sick people in sad circumstances; oh, and maybe a lawyer or a writer or a worker with flowers or a wedding planner/coordinator or a pianist or a million other things. Life is too short, isn't it?
LOL I always say - what's right today for a person isn't necessarily right for all time. People go through various phases, interests and abilities change. I guess where there's life, there's the possibility of change.
In college I applied for a spot in journalism but ended up enrolling in a nursing program but if i would have pursued journalism I would love to be a travel/food journalist imagine globe troting seeing the world and learning about other people's culture i think it's the coolest job ever but i have done the travelling bit through nursing...
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Photography, interior design, or writing, since I'm now too old to be a racecar driver.