Published Oct 21, 2011
Looking_ahead, ADN, RN
16 Posts
Hi everyone, I am a pre nursing student who is considering applying to my local college for a 2 year associates degree. But I'm nervous about going to this field. There is so much that I would enjoy about nursing because I want a career where I feel meaningful and helpful, along with feeling knowledgable! I have always wanted a medical career. But I am nervous about some things, especially nursing school. I'm pretty shy, so I really need tO work on standing up for myself and get some confidence. I am also nervous about the whole grossness factor, I'm currently a home health aide who takes care of a woman with dementia and when I need to clean up her puke or stool, I can get pretty grossed out. Plus I'm nervous about all the incasive procedures is have tO do, I just hope I could get over my fears and do my best care. Nursing is something I really admIre and if I could get through these obstacles, I would have a lot of fulfillment. Anyone out there have similar fears/became a nurse and got through these fears? Any tips? Sorry I'm on my phone so my grammar is probably kinda wacky. I am going to shadow my RN sister next week at her job, really hoping it doesn't scare me away.
pickled_tink
35 Posts
Your answer is right there. Shadowing your RN sister and seeking advice from her is the best possible solution for you!
Tofayelbd
27 Posts
It is not a problem, gradually you can overcome.