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so many days I would clean the house instead of reading 8 chapters in my med-surg book.
That is downright impressive lol. When I don't feel like doing nsg school the last thing I am interested in doing is cleaning my house. Usually I end up with a video game or tv night and a bottle of wine and some junk food. Unfortunately now my house has gotten pretty far below my usual standards and I only poke my head up once every month or two long enough to say "eww yuck" and stick my head back in my books. :icon_roll
Otherwise though, thanks for the pep talk! I've only got 2 weeks and another semester and I will be ready for the NCLEX and I am amazed that I made it this far, but not looking any further ahead than the next test, which seems to keep me on the right path.
I needed to hear this!! I made the stupid mistake of taking Anatomy and Physiology, and chemistry, all of which have labs, at the same time!! To make matters worse my mother, who is a retired R.N, was diagnosed with lung cancer, my husband lost his job (along with our medical insurance), and my best friend of 20 years is now moving to India!! I have to keep telling myself that I have worked to hard to just "give up", and my life will be better once I get over this bump in the road. I am not a quitter, but boy.....its hard to stay focused!!
I needed this! Its the day before my final exam of nursing school and its probably the hardest day of my life.
I would rather do anything but study right now. My brain has checked out and I have no motivation. How can I have no motivation when all I have is one test left before graduation?
what if you've studied as hard as you can, hours and hours missing your kids, relying on your husband to do everything....and you fail, 3 exams in a row...
now i need at least two 80's on the next two exams when i've struggled just to get by with low low 70's....
im devastated. and about to give up. i dont think i can do it.
motivated2nurse
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I can remember my first lecture in NS. I smiled because it seems just like it was yesterday. Then I remember doubting myself and not thinking that I was smart enough until I got an A on my first exam in NS. Then I can recall how nervous I was to take the mid-curricular Hesi and I passed. Now today I passed the Exit Hesi on the first try and yes I was a nervous wreak. Im almost done and it feels great. Bring on the NCLEX! Thank God that I stayed on the course and didnt give up. If you are struggling dont give up. Success feels good. HANG IN THERE. So many days I just wanted to stop, so many days I didnt want to study, so many days I would clean the house instead of reading 8 chapters in my med-surg book. So many days I wanted to be somewhere else besides reading a nursing book. But I did and it paid off. Again, hang in there. Success feels absolutely wonderful.