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Love hearing stories like this. The 8-hour shifts with 4 days off sounds like a dream schedule honestly. Congratulations on making your dream a reality. Hope you're proud of yourself, you deserve to be!
Kudos! This basically means you can achieve all, you put your mind to. I am 58, and have worked over 30yrs and still at it. Wish you all the best for the future. Stay blessed.
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What an excellent story you have I currently work from home three days a week and two days in the office like this arrangement bedside nursing is not for me anymore
So happy to hear the positive side of nursing. I enjoy helping other people, this is my calling and it’s disturbing to hear so many CNAs and nurses get so discouraged about dealing with the different facets of nursing.
Your time line mirrors mine except I graduated in 2015 at age 60. Yes it was hard but it can be done! I had it in my brain that I’d work til at least age 70 to get my moneys worth from my degree. I worked 4 years, 3 12s, every other weekend in a busy inner city trauma center with high turnover. Very grueling but learned a lot. Then I spent 4 years in home heath which I loved. Had to retire at 68 because of a back injury and back surgery that failed with residual numbness and weakness in my legs/feet so I had to stop working. Save for my back, I think I’d still be working at 71 because I did love my job.