Nursing school

Sometimes i still can't believe I'm already a nurse, after all the things I've been through, and here i am getting paid in doing what i love to do... Years gone by so quick if i can only replay moments back when i was still in college, living dAy by day. my only worries are if I am going to pass the long quiz that our terror professor will give us, 100 pages of lectures overnight together with other subjects that you also have to worry about. Wondering who will be your next clinical instructor, hoping she/he is cool enough not to give too many drug studies and hopefully divide the group in larger number for case studies even if you know no matter how many is in the group it's the most grade conscious who's gonna do all the work while you email her/him all the junk info you found in google about the case study. And of course the hospital duty, the excitement when you know you're next rotation will be in a special area like delivery and operating room, the only places you can wear you super white scrub suits and ofcourse don't forget to buy slippers! Or if ur parents are rich maybe some pair of crocs, or bootleg crocs that you can get at the flea market. I think what differs us from around the world is the experience we get from nursing school back home, we get to act like we are full pledge nurses. favorite part? Delivery room! that feeling you get when you get to be a part of a baby's life, your the first ever person to hold this angel even before the mother can get to hold him/her. The process of giving birth that took a whole long semester to be explained will only happen for 30mins even less without labor process ofcourse. Next fave? Emergency! Oh i love the rush feeling and all that. Expect the unexpected! I tell people stories of things i was able to do back in nursing school, deliveries, circumcisions, stitches, assist surgeries, faint 10x inside the OR, be 2 steps away from a live human brain and many many more stuffs and i look back on the things i missed to do because for me it wasn't interesting enough back and i wish i took the initiative to always observe and always persist to learn maybe i have more stories to share today. How bout you? How was your nursing school? Was it more fun? -Don’t ever regret anything, because at one point it was exactly what you wanted.