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5* Gooneral
Thank you breh! I worked so damn hard it’s surreal to see it all pay off

Thank you breh! I worked so damn hard it’s surreal to see it all pay off

Wish I could REP you again breh.Finishedkilled the final
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Ima PM you.if you want to move to toronto i can get your a job asap b reh



What's the p*ssy situation like as a man nurse? Gotta be swimming in it I would assumeSitting here mad af that I’m staying until 11a after a 12 hr shift
Then I remembered this thread and how bad I wanted to be here![]()
What's the p*ssy situation like as a man nurse? Gotta be swimming in it I would assume

Definitely went up, more ww than anything. Just remember to stick and move until I find me a doctor baeWhat's the p*ssy situation like as a man nurse? Gotta be swimming in it I would assume
Sitting here mad af that I’m staying until 11a after a 12 hr shift
Then I remembered this thread and how bad I wanted to be here![]()
to the grind bruh..
Sitting here mad af that I’m staying until 11a after a 12 hr shift
Then I remembered this thread and how bad I wanted to be here![]()

I got my BSN in 2023 breh, I’m cool off school for now…until I find me a lady to hold me down while I go back lolGrind it out now man. Look into getting your job to pay for you to get your BSN and possibly your M-FNP in the future.
to the grind bruh..
It’s more understanding than memorization, plus the sheer volume, pace and concept that any minute detail can be on the exam. In an accelerated program you don’t really get breaks and every semester is like the hunger games. You aren’t really supposed to work during either.excuse my ignorance but can someone explain what is hard about the nursing programs?
Is it just the sheer volume of material and pace or is the actual technical aspects of the practice hard to grasp?
I dated a doctor during her med school era and it seemed like a lot of memorization honestly but i'm sure i'm oversimplifying it since i would just walk pass the room and see her studying flash cards at 1am
I'm in tech so used to constantly studying, but looking to do something where i don't need to learn completely new paradigms every 12 months