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"Don't be totally WORRIED about everything going wrong around you coz that's my job"
Signed: GOD
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posted March 5, 2010 by star
I am a strong believer in this statement. If we study hard and pray even harder God will reward us.
posted March 5, 2010 by foxygirlSo true, so true. Thanks for sharing Star:)
posted March 6, 2010 by Sandi
I agree, thank you for posting. I needed to hear that word.
I am taking the boards Monday. As a 40-something mother of who works 32 hours/week, I am actually retaking after having let my license lapse for quite a while. Long story, but please learn from me -- don't ever let your license lapse no matter what else comes your way in life, just keep it as fall back.
- posted March 6, 2010 by Nan
Thanks Sandi. Good Luck to you and God bless
posted March 7, 2010 by Susan, MSN, RN, NCSBNYou are so right, Sandi - NEVER let your license lapse, for any reason!! In Illinois, "former" nurses who let their licenses lapse have to take both a refresher course and NCLEX. I'm sure other states have similar standards in their Nurse Practice Act.
Best wishes, Sandi.
- posted March 10, 2010 by Sandi
Unofficial results -- Passed! God is good!
- posted March 11, 2010 by Susan, MSN, RN, NCSBN
That's wonderful news! Just curious, have you found a job already? In what setting (hospital, skilled nursing facility, home health, or other) are you going to work ?
Be sure to add your star to our Hall of Fame!
- posted March 11, 2010 by Sandi
Not quite sure what I will pursue. I currently work in a physician office as front desk receptionist. Our office is owned by the local hospital, so I am first inquiring with my manager about any opportunities within the office setting. My last job before I left nursing before was with an insurance company, which I loved. Unfortunately, we live in smallish area now and I don't really see anything like that here. Not terribly interested in hosp/SNF.
- posted March 11, 2010 by Nan
Congrats Sandi! Praise God!
posted March 12, 2010 by mhnurse2beCongrats sandi.. God answered your prayer! Pls. pray for me too.God bless you more!