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my topic: nursing shortage overcrowded schools (was suppose to be under venting zone NOT this one). sorry my mistake. But answer anyway

I've always loved medicine.  It amazes me how medicine can change a person's life.  A good example is in Bipolar patients.  They can end up living a normal, healthy life when on the right meds.  I love helping others and seeing people recover through medical help

I've loved "medicine" since I was little. I always doctor on my dog. LOL.

Do you think that experience will help me??!!

I think it's a honor to have the initials RN after your name. It should dedication, hardwork, and the love of helping people no matter what their illness may be.

I think what inspired me was that I love people. After working with Social services in Adult Medicaid, I saw that I wanted to have a direct hand in helping people. Even if there is nothing else that you can do for a patient, you can always comfort them, spend time with them, etc. There is always something you can do for them when you're a nurse. Also, where I live, unless you are a teacher, banker, or a nurse, you're not going to make any money. I want to inspire my future children to reach for the stars and to always strive to make a difference. I want to also be able to take care of my parents, especially my dad, as they get older. It gives a person great power when they know that they have the ability to do something, and do it well.