:arrow: First of all di ko pinost sa School Section ito kasi Pinas lang. Iba-iba kasi ang mga meds dito at sa ibang countries, iba-iba ang style and rules sa pagiging nurse sa pinas sa ibang countries
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2008-07-29 12:03:36
- Angeli_7
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Re: :arrow: First of all di ko pinost sa School Section ito kasi Pinas lang. Iba-iba kasi ang mga meds dito at sa ibang countries, iba-iba ang style and rules sa pagiging nurse sa pinas sa ibang countries
[quote=gengskie]woot i dont know if i can pass the board.. i dont like to be a nurse
any advice pls? to keep my interest on my course. 
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I understand what it feels like sis....coz i don't want to be a nurse too..
I know most of us are taking up nursing to be able to work and start a life abroad in order to have a better future..even doctors in the phils. are taking up nursing for those reasons...It's really tough to live in the Philippines even on how well off you are...There's no bright future there..I was listening to the President's SONA and it doesn't make any difference at all..A lot of people are suffering from poverty and Filipinos are finding ways to live a better life for their families and their future by working abroad...I know parents who wants their children to take up nursing thinks that Nursing is just an easy course and all that..but they have no idea how stressful it is...It's just like taking up med but it's difficult in a different way...Not only are we mentally stressed (So many written exams and case studies to make) but also physically (hours of duty, decking etc.) Nursing is not an easy course...It requires effort and patience to make it through.. I know there are times when we feel like giving up and we ask ourselves "Why do we have to take up nursing?" but in reality...all the hardships and sacrifices pays off..Once you are a nurse...There's a bright future ahead of you...A lot of opportunities for you to work abroad and have a stable life ^^ I have lot of friends who just migrated to the US and are now working and living there...Nurses in the US are known to have huge houses, they drive high end or luxury cars and all that.. Definitely there's a lot of money involved 
So now that you're in your fourth year of nursing..that would already mean that surpassed all the hardships cause it's the second and third year that are known to be difficult...Just start reviewing for the board amd start completing all your OR and DR cases.. I know you will pass the board exam coz you're a smart girl..So hang in there...Just a few months left...I know you will make it.. ^^
Keep Rockin' ^^ \m/[/b]
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I understand what it feels like sis....coz i don't want to be a nurse too.. I know most of us are taking up nursing to be able to work and start a life abroad in order to have a better future..even doctors in the phils. are taking up nursing for those reasons...It's really tough to live in the Philippines even on how well off you are...There's no bright future there..I was listening to the President's SONA and it doesn't make any difference at all..A lot of people are suffering from poverty and Filipinos are finding ways to live a better life for their families and their future by working abroad...I know parents who wants their children to take up nursing thinks that Nursing is just an easy course and all that..but they have no idea how stressful it is...It's just like taking up med but it's difficult in a different way...Not only are we mentally stressed (So many written exams and case studies to make) but also physically (hours of duty, decking etc.) Nursing is not an easy course...It requires effort and patience to make it through.. I know there are times when we feel like giving up and we ask ourselves "Why do we have to take up nursing?" but in reality...all the hardships and sacrifices pays off..Once you are a nurse...There's a bright future ahead of you...A lot of opportunities for you to work abroad and have a stable life ^^ I have lot of friends who just migrated to the US and are now working and living there...Nurses in the US are known to have huge houses, they drive high end or luxury cars and all that.. Definitely there's a lot of money involved So now that you're in your fourth year of nursing..that would already mean that surpassed all the hardships cause it's the second and third year that are known to be difficult...Just start reviewing for the board amd start completing all your OR and DR cases.. I know you will pass the board exam coz you're a smart girl..So hang in there...Just a few months left...I know you will make it.. ^^
Keep Rockin' ^^ \m/[/b]
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