About me.....
Hmmm.....well, I'm a very late college student and the oldest 27 yr old alive. I happen to already have two beautiful daughters, and a devoted husband who I've managed to have fall in my lap unexpectedly. He's the most supportive man I've known and (unlike my first less than other half) in which has given me the easy push and shove to start college. I'm a little apprehensive in continuing my education b/c of all the responsibilities I have on my plate. But hey, now is better than never and wishful thinking of a bulging pocket full of unnecessary cash has to become a reality than a daydream away.
I'm studying to be a....hmmm...actually.....I have no clue! I'm just concentrating on the core classes before the prereq's (did I spell that right) and then hopefully I'll know what I want to be "when I grow up." I'm currently a CNA at Foote Hospital. When I'm working, I desire to become a nurse. When I'm off the clock, I desire to be a mediator for big businesses. So obviously, I'm very indecisive and hope to find my calling in the near future.
3 comments:
27 must be the year for us old souls that have fought through many different ideas of life!! Just turning 27 a few months ago I started looking at my life and wondering where the heck I was going and how the heck I'm going to get there! Its nice to know that someone else out there is thinking the same thing I am.."what am I going to be when I grow up"
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It took me 33 years to figure out what I wanted to do when I grow up. Use your time in school to explore what you most want to do, that's what it's for.
As far as the wanting to be a nurse part goes, what is it about your time at work that makes you want to be a nurse? Is it just because you have more "dirty work" to do than them or maybe because the pay they get? Or is it because you feel a true drive and passion to be able to care for and help people who must be in the hospital for some reason or another whether it be due to illness or having a baby?
Just a little to maybe help you in your considerations of what it is you truly want to do.
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