NurseMimiii

Jell'o Everyone!!!! I have survived my first two classes of nursing school!!! Yayyy me! I passed with flying colors. Praise God. Our last assignment was to write ourselves a letter. A letter that will be handed back to us on graduation day. How awesome is that? I wrote myself a little letter and I can't wait to look back on that in 2 years. So, whether your nursing school does that or not, feel free to do it yourself. Save it on your computer and name it "Graduation letter". It would be nice to see a glimpse of yourself in another time. It reminds you that you can do it. If you set your mind to it, you'll do it! If no one else has told you, I'll tell you myself. YOU CAN DO IT! Today started off quite troubling. As I've shared with you all, I have a sweet lil fur baby and I'm married. Well I was getting ready to head to class and was excited because it was the last day of my first set of classes. As I'm getting ready (in the bathroom), I decid...

Jell'o Everyone! Support is crucial. Nursing school is not a piece of cake. It requires a lot out of you. It can be very stressful. Professors and staff in most nursing schools don't recommend the students work. I keep hearing from nursing students further along, that they eventually had to stop working. The work load in school was too much. When I was taking my prenursing classes (prereq's), I started noticing that it would be a tough ride. It wasn't going to be easy. Stadium seating classes would start out packed and by the end .... let's just say that people would drop like flies. Anatomy and Physiology, Organic Chemistry, Microbiology, etc. These courses convinced people that they weren't cut out to be nurses. They quickly realized that nursing is not what they thought. Some people may think that nurses just wipe sick butts. Oo how wrong. There's so much to nurses. Prenursing classes alone make tons of people quit. Imagine nursing school. YIKES. I...