Nursing school UPDATE
let me tell YOU something .. life has been lifeing so here is a update: i took the Teas like i was supposed to do unfortunately i didn’t score high enough for what my program wanted me to in order to be considered i was 5 points off i originally planned to take it twice anyway and my proctor informed that i could take it again before my deadline , so i arranged to do that! between that time i got sick for the SECOND TIME this month, this time no one (not even doctors knew what it was) i had a mass or infection in my throat that seemed to grow over night it was horrible ! i’m feeling a little better though i’m on a bunch of medicine and i just got off the other medicine i had to take for my other sickness the last time i complained the whole way through and i guess GOD said it definitely could be worse ! and oh did i mention my daughter fell sick too. but i’m not complaining this time around because i learned it can always be worse. i’m currently studying with whatever materials (i have the ATI teas book) 📖 i can find. and that’s my little spill for today no one ever said becoming a nurse would be easy because if it was everyone would be doing it! i don’t care what it takes i will have RN by my name !
Navigating nursing school can be a rollercoaster of emotions, especially when faced with unexpected challenges. It's essential for aspiring nurses to stay resilient and adaptable. Many students struggle with exams like the TEAS, which assesses essential skills necessary for nursing education. It's common to feel disheartened after not achieving the desired score, but retakes are often an option, providing a fresh chance to improve. Moreover, facing health issues can add an extra layer of difficulty to managing studies. It's vital to prioritize health and seek medical advice promptly. Connections with fellow students through social platforms, such as support groups online, can also be beneficial. They offer encouragement and share resources like study materials and test preparation tips. Balancing personal responsibilities, like caring for family, while pursuing education is no small feat. Many nursing students juggle motherhood or other commitments, making the journey uniquely challenging but also rewarding. Understanding these shared experiences can foster a supportive community, helping each other to achieve aspirations of becoming registered nurses. Remember, perseverance is key, and it's important to always stay focused on your goals.
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