Saturday, July 5, 2014
My "Major" Decision
"Blood gushing out of a brain in room 302, emergency C-section in room 304, compound fracture in 305"-this all sounds very interesting to me! I have wanted to be a nurse for all of my life. My mother is a nurse, and I have several other family members who are in the medical field; however, that is not the basis for my decision in my major of nursing. I do not mind the site of blood...at all. In fact, when people try to gross me out with pictures of compound fractures, it interests me, and I want to see more! For these reasons, I would like to become a nurse. I think it would be amazing to work in the delivery room and to help in the process of bringing a wonderful new life into the world. What an amazing miracle that is! I also think it would be fascinating to work in the ER! All of the different scenarios would be packed full of excitement! Different cases every night!!! I also think it would be neat to become a helicopter nurse...not for full time probably, but just to try it out! Oh and then there is travel nursing which sounds terrific too! Because nutrition interests me, I have also considered minoring in that. Something else I thought would be interesting is to go on mission trips once I earn my degree! I might also want to go further than nursing, but for right now I will just start with nursing. I am not sure what the future holds, but I anticipate the adventures that are to come!
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ReplyDeleteI like how passionate you are about your major. Its hard to come by people who go into a career path they truly love and I think its great you not only found something you care so much about, but that you are pursuing it as well!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed your blog, especially since I am interested in the medical field as well. I hope you follow your endeavors and succeed.
ReplyDeleteWow! I am glad you chose to follow the path of some of your family members, they could help you along the way. It is always nice knowing people in the world will put others first!
ReplyDeleteI love how you come off as such a sweet, innocent girl in class and then read this and see that you find compound fractures interesting. That's so cool, I wish I had a passion for the medical field like you do, I just hate blood. Follow your dreams and I can't wait to read your next blog!
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