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HAHAHAHAHAHA,
Look if you don't like nursing just stay at home and have incest all day..works for me fuck face!
love,
the hairy cock brigade

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WHAT in the world?.......something is "seriously" wrong w/ the above poster????? and i hope the modulator deletes the disgusting post!!!!!


ANYWAY, to the original poster, i simpathize w/ your dilemma......
the only thing i would've suggested differently would've been to complete the semester, then switch (to keep your scholarship, ect.), but what's done is done and you need to move forward. so, tell your family, research another career choice and get federal loans if you've lost your scholarship, but don't kick yourself if you followed your gut that nursing wasn't for you!

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Registered: Feb 2007
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Look...you didnt do the right thing by droping your classes...perhaps you could have handeled it a little a little better...but you were correct in passing on a nursing degree....for all the reasons I posted in another thread here. Good luck...youll find your nitch if you look....

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I think the OP made the right decision to drop all the classes and get out before too late. Its much better to pull out early if you're not sure you want a nursing career rather than wasting 4 years of college on a degree that you'll end up not using.

Trust me, you absolutely made the right decision. Almost any other career you choose will very probably be a better one than nursing. Do business administration or accounting if you want a college degree that you can use in any field.

NURSING SUCKS!!!! You are a young person. Don't waste your life on nursing. You can do sooooo much better!

All the best to you.

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Whatever profession or work we have so long as we're happy and contented with the work and the pay, I'd say it doesn't matter.

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I am a R.N. and decided to leave nursing (and take less pay but gain more peace of mind) after 4 excruciatingly miserable years in nursing. I left nursing several months ago and the sense of relief I feel is still overwhelming! The intense pain you felt while in nursing school is indicative of what you would have faced as a working nurse. It is a field that makes its members miserable and old before their time. Do not feel bad about leaving school the way you did. I know of one nursing student who had a heart attack while in class all because of the stress. Life is too short to put yourself through this unnecessary drama. I wish I had dropped out of nursing school when I realized how miserable the whole nursing arena was making me! You will find something else to do with your life and the end result will be a positive one.

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