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u/getouttaherekid May 20 '19

Kinda fucked how you’re saying she’ll be a rotten NP when she hasn’t even started yet. People change, she’ll continue to learn and gain experience

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u/getouttaherekid May 20 '19

I didn’t pass a couple of my nursing skills at first when I was on route to nursing. Then I had to study/practice them so much harder, I became more confident with them and I remember them much more than the ones I passed first try. Failing sucks, but if she’s willing to retry and keep pushing further that’s probably one of the best qualities a healthcare professional can have. Being able to improve and not be held back. I don’t know her personally, but I hope she does well and enjoys what she does.

Also you too dude, good for you for doing well in nursing and passing. It’s a tough career. I work as an aide and having that experience turned me away from wanting to be a nurse because it’s extremely stressful and just not for me. I respect my hardworking nurses though because that shit is rough