Your Story: Why Did You Become a Nurse?

Everyone has a story about why they chose to become nurses. We recently asked Facebook fans to share why they are receiving care in their lives.

The following 10 comments are frank answers from our fans who can give insight to drivers driving their calls.

Discover the motivation you share with other nurses and add your own motivation to the comments below

I like to provide bedside care to help others improve my feelings and I want to improve someone's life by always working hard and smiling on my face I think. I appreciate all the nurses about what you did!

A special person is necessary to become a nurse. I am a nurse for more than 30 years. I am a bit disappointed, but based on my own experience, I can make perfect care fun. I am a psychiatric nurse who has worked with young people who have problems with drugs and abandonment. In many cases, I was very enlightened and intervention became possible. In some cases, when a young woman left, she told me: "As long as I live, I will never forget you, what you said to me." My life I want to have an example to make it important to someone. . Since then, I became the head of the nursing home and overseeed 60 inhabitants. When they were alive, I saw the comfort of the inhabitants, and when they passed, I comforted their family. I think my life is very important. In a world where money seems to be the only measure visible to people, I am proud to know that I am important and will bring about a change in someone's life.

I want to reward the kindness shown to me when my daughter is undergoing surgery due to a heart defect.

When I was young, our neighbors nurse exchanged bandage of injured hands. I respect her very much. Since I was four years old, I wanted to be a nurse just like her.

6. When I was 15 years old in 1979, my grandmother caused a heart attack in front of me. It hurts my heart, I promise myself, I can not let it happen again

I have passion and diligence as part of the healing process, so I became a nurse. When applying to the concept of everyday medical care, I think care will only give gentle care.

I know this is what I want to do. I am nurse since I was 19 years old. If I like you and want to help others, this is the right career! This is not a job but a phone call.

You are trying to find a way to realize your dream of becoming a nurse! Since you decided to become a nurse, you might encounter many questions: a way to become a nurse and a way to become a successful nursing student. My name is Caroline Porter Thomas, and I am the author of the way to succeed in the nursing department. When I wrote this book, I was very worried because I was confused how difficult it is to become a nurse. It is difficult to pass a very difficult nursing course and NCLEX exam after selecting a course that suits me and getting certified as a nursing course.

Knowing the way of your education is the key to success as a nurse. Planning and doing it will help you to succeed in this process. Here is our step by step guide. I will teach you how to become a nurse intelligently and safely using your time through the process. The necessary conditions for a nursing school are as difficult as the actual school education. Many people consider reviewing nursing schools, reviewing how much work they will need to enter nursing schools, then reconsidering another path and selecting it. Prerequisites are not easy, but few are worth it. Please make sure these advance requests do not disturb you

Because there are summons, the way to become a nurse is almost the same. As you know, now it is necessary to graduate from the nursing course, but this general requirement means various things. As the demand of nurses increases, more and more nurse schools are beginning to train new-generation students for the future. Before you apply to a nursing school, you need to determine your educational route. For new nurses, nursing schools have three major options. The ADN program is a BSE degree and an accelerated BS program that awarded an Associate Degree in Associate Degree, 4 year college admission. The last course is a rare course designed for students who acquire a bachelor's degree, work in related fields, and meet many technical prerequisites. Most nursing students choose between ADN and BSN courses