RUSSELLCREW
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I am thinking abut going back to school to finish my nursing degree and would like some professional opinions
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RUSSELLCREW
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I am thinking abut going back to school to finish my nursing degree and would like some professional opinions
RUSSELLCREW
New member
I am thinking abut going back to school to finish my nursing degree and would like some professional opinions
RUSSELLCREW
New member
I am thinking abut going back to school to finish my nursing degree and would like some professional opinions
RUSSELLCREW
New member
I am thinking abut going back to school to finish my nursing degree and would like some professional opinions
DO IT!
It won't be easy, but it will be well worth it. There are lots of places where you can take a few courses at a time (in case you have a medical issue at home).
Going back to school is also a good way to think about YOU for a change.
How much more do you need to finish? I say yes.
It won't be easy, but it will be well worth it. There are lots of places where you can take a few courses at a time (in case you have a medical issue at home).
Going back to school is also a good way to think about YOU for a change.
How much more do you need to finish? I say yes.
DO IT!
It won't be easy, but it will be well worth it. There are lots of places where you can take a few courses at a time (in case you have a medical issue at home).
Going back to school is also a good way to think about YOU for a change.
How much more do you need to finish? I say yes.
It won't be easy, but it will be well worth it. There are lots of places where you can take a few courses at a time (in case you have a medical issue at home).
Going back to school is also a good way to think about YOU for a change.
How much more do you need to finish? I say yes.
DO IT!
It won't be easy, but it will be well worth it. There are lots of places where you can take a few courses at a time (in case you have a medical issue at home).
Going back to school is also a good way to think about YOU for a change.
How much more do you need to finish? I say yes.
It won't be easy, but it will be well worth it. There are lots of places where you can take a few courses at a time (in case you have a medical issue at home).
Going back to school is also a good way to think about YOU for a change.
How much more do you need to finish? I say yes.
DO IT!
It won't be easy, but it will be well worth it. There are lots of places where you can take a few courses at a time (in case you have a medical issue at home).
Going back to school is also a good way to think about YOU for a change.
How much more do you need to finish? I say yes.
It won't be easy, but it will be well worth it. There are lots of places where you can take a few courses at a time (in case you have a medical issue at home).
Going back to school is also a good way to think about YOU for a change.
How much more do you need to finish? I say yes.
DO IT!
It won't be easy, but it will be well worth it. There are lots of places where you can take a few courses at a time (in case you have a medical issue at home).
Going back to school is also a good way to think about YOU for a change.
How much more do you need to finish? I say yes.
It won't be easy, but it will be well worth it. There are lots of places where you can take a few courses at a time (in case you have a medical issue at home).
Going back to school is also a good way to think about YOU for a change.
How much more do you need to finish? I say yes.
Christina,
It'll be alot of work, but anything that's worth getting usually is<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">. I am an RN, since 1994. It is a great career, because of flexibilty, pay, intellectual stimulation. Plus, there is a huge demand for nurses. I took 4 years off, when I found out Maggie had CF. Now I started back last December, perdiem. Sometimes i only work 4 hours a week, sometimes I work 20 hrs, just depends. I used to work in a high stress cardio-thoracic unit. Now, with being the mom of a CF'er i know doing that wouldn't work. I just work in a very small ICU/cardiac unit, it 's very small and not high stress(compared to other area) I have a hard time "doing it all". Which I actually was thinking about today, juggling job, motherhood, mom to CF'er and non-CF'er, keeping myself healthy and oh yeah the hubby too. I'm tired just thinking about it!
It'll be alot of work, but anything that's worth getting usually is<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">. I am an RN, since 1994. It is a great career, because of flexibilty, pay, intellectual stimulation. Plus, there is a huge demand for nurses. I took 4 years off, when I found out Maggie had CF. Now I started back last December, perdiem. Sometimes i only work 4 hours a week, sometimes I work 20 hrs, just depends. I used to work in a high stress cardio-thoracic unit. Now, with being the mom of a CF'er i know doing that wouldn't work. I just work in a very small ICU/cardiac unit, it 's very small and not high stress(compared to other area) I have a hard time "doing it all". Which I actually was thinking about today, juggling job, motherhood, mom to CF'er and non-CF'er, keeping myself healthy and oh yeah the hubby too. I'm tired just thinking about it!
Christina,
It'll be alot of work, but anything that's worth getting usually is<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">. I am an RN, since 1994. It is a great career, because of flexibilty, pay, intellectual stimulation. Plus, there is a huge demand for nurses. I took 4 years off, when I found out Maggie had CF. Now I started back last December, perdiem. Sometimes i only work 4 hours a week, sometimes I work 20 hrs, just depends. I used to work in a high stress cardio-thoracic unit. Now, with being the mom of a CF'er i know doing that wouldn't work. I just work in a very small ICU/cardiac unit, it 's very small and not high stress(compared to other area) I have a hard time "doing it all". Which I actually was thinking about today, juggling job, motherhood, mom to CF'er and non-CF'er, keeping myself healthy and oh yeah the hubby too. I'm tired just thinking about it!
It'll be alot of work, but anything that's worth getting usually is<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">. I am an RN, since 1994. It is a great career, because of flexibilty, pay, intellectual stimulation. Plus, there is a huge demand for nurses. I took 4 years off, when I found out Maggie had CF. Now I started back last December, perdiem. Sometimes i only work 4 hours a week, sometimes I work 20 hrs, just depends. I used to work in a high stress cardio-thoracic unit. Now, with being the mom of a CF'er i know doing that wouldn't work. I just work in a very small ICU/cardiac unit, it 's very small and not high stress(compared to other area) I have a hard time "doing it all". Which I actually was thinking about today, juggling job, motherhood, mom to CF'er and non-CF'er, keeping myself healthy and oh yeah the hubby too. I'm tired just thinking about it!
Christina,
It'll be alot of work, but anything that's worth getting usually is<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">. I am an RN, since 1994. It is a great career, because of flexibilty, pay, intellectual stimulation. Plus, there is a huge demand for nurses. I took 4 years off, when I found out Maggie had CF. Now I started back last December, perdiem. Sometimes i only work 4 hours a week, sometimes I work 20 hrs, just depends. I used to work in a high stress cardio-thoracic unit. Now, with being the mom of a CF'er i know doing that wouldn't work. I just work in a very small ICU/cardiac unit, it 's very small and not high stress(compared to other area) I have a hard time "doing it all". Which I actually was thinking about today, juggling job, motherhood, mom to CF'er and non-CF'er, keeping myself healthy and oh yeah the hubby too. I'm tired just thinking about it!
It'll be alot of work, but anything that's worth getting usually is<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">. I am an RN, since 1994. It is a great career, because of flexibilty, pay, intellectual stimulation. Plus, there is a huge demand for nurses. I took 4 years off, when I found out Maggie had CF. Now I started back last December, perdiem. Sometimes i only work 4 hours a week, sometimes I work 20 hrs, just depends. I used to work in a high stress cardio-thoracic unit. Now, with being the mom of a CF'er i know doing that wouldn't work. I just work in a very small ICU/cardiac unit, it 's very small and not high stress(compared to other area) I have a hard time "doing it all". Which I actually was thinking about today, juggling job, motherhood, mom to CF'er and non-CF'er, keeping myself healthy and oh yeah the hubby too. I'm tired just thinking about it!
Christina,
It'll be alot of work, but anything that's worth getting usually is<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">. I am an RN, since 1994. It is a great career, because of flexibilty, pay, intellectual stimulation. Plus, there is a huge demand for nurses. I took 4 years off, when I found out Maggie had CF. Now I started back last December, perdiem. Sometimes i only work 4 hours a week, sometimes I work 20 hrs, just depends. I used to work in a high stress cardio-thoracic unit. Now, with being the mom of a CF'er i know doing that wouldn't work. I just work in a very small ICU/cardiac unit, it 's very small and not high stress(compared to other area) I have a hard time "doing it all". Which I actually was thinking about today, juggling job, motherhood, mom to CF'er and non-CF'er, keeping myself healthy and oh yeah the hubby too. I'm tired just thinking about it!
It'll be alot of work, but anything that's worth getting usually is<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">. I am an RN, since 1994. It is a great career, because of flexibilty, pay, intellectual stimulation. Plus, there is a huge demand for nurses. I took 4 years off, when I found out Maggie had CF. Now I started back last December, perdiem. Sometimes i only work 4 hours a week, sometimes I work 20 hrs, just depends. I used to work in a high stress cardio-thoracic unit. Now, with being the mom of a CF'er i know doing that wouldn't work. I just work in a very small ICU/cardiac unit, it 's very small and not high stress(compared to other area) I have a hard time "doing it all". Which I actually was thinking about today, juggling job, motherhood, mom to CF'er and non-CF'er, keeping myself healthy and oh yeah the hubby too. I'm tired just thinking about it!
Christina,
It'll be alot of work, but anything that's worth getting usually is<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">. I am an RN, since 1994. It is a great career, because of flexibilty, pay, intellectual stimulation. Plus, there is a huge demand for nurses. I took 4 years off, when I found out Maggie had CF. Now I started back last December, perdiem. Sometimes i only work 4 hours a week, sometimes I work 20 hrs, just depends. I used to work in a high stress cardio-thoracic unit. Now, with being the mom of a CF'er i know doing that wouldn't work. I just work in a very small ICU/cardiac unit, it 's very small and not high stress(compared to other area) I have a hard time "doing it all". Which I actually was thinking about today, juggling job, motherhood, mom to CF'er and non-CF'er, keeping myself healthy and oh yeah the hubby too. I'm tired just thinking about it!
It'll be alot of work, but anything that's worth getting usually is<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">. I am an RN, since 1994. It is a great career, because of flexibilty, pay, intellectual stimulation. Plus, there is a huge demand for nurses. I took 4 years off, when I found out Maggie had CF. Now I started back last December, perdiem. Sometimes i only work 4 hours a week, sometimes I work 20 hrs, just depends. I used to work in a high stress cardio-thoracic unit. Now, with being the mom of a CF'er i know doing that wouldn't work. I just work in a very small ICU/cardiac unit, it 's very small and not high stress(compared to other area) I have a hard time "doing it all". Which I actually was thinking about today, juggling job, motherhood, mom to CF'er and non-CF'er, keeping myself healthy and oh yeah the hubby too. I'm tired just thinking about it!
Emily65Roses
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I myself am a CFer, and I say absolutely go for it. Finishing an education is not a selfish act, even with a CFer at home.
Emily65Roses
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I myself am a CFer, and I say absolutely go for it. Finishing an education is not a selfish act, even with a CFer at home.
Emily65Roses
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I myself am a CFer, and I say absolutely go for it. Finishing an education is not a selfish act, even with a CFer at home.
Emily65Roses
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I myself am a CFer, and I say absolutely go for it. Finishing an education is not a selfish act, even with a CFer at home.
Emily65Roses
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I myself am a CFer, and I say absolutely go for it. Finishing an education is not a selfish act, even with a CFer at home.