Follow your dreams!

So yesterday I graduated from college with an HNC in Care and Administrative Practice.

As you know the road was a long one but I managed to stick at it and get pass.

This qualification was what I needed in order to progress into university to study nursing.

I am now at university and I am so happy I have finally started my journey.

I hope these next 3 years are kind to me and bless me with wonderful mentors who teach me lots and encourage me to blossom.

I hope the children I come across get better and smile when they see me.

Most of all I hope I can help them and their families even if it's something as simple as a cup of tea, a hug or a listening ear.

I am so proud of myself and was a lovely experience to graduate infront if my friends and family.

My message today is "follow your dreams" never let anyone or anything distract you from your passion and your goals.

You can do it, you will do it and you will succeed there after.

I understand you will struggle, there will be times you feel like given up but stick with it, remember why you chose to do it and keep that passion burning.

Hope you all have a wonderful week!

Don't forget to check me out on Twitter @jour2positivity ❤

Lots of love

Lynne

xxx

Comments

What a crazy world!

So the whole let's start blogging again and keep fit crap didnt last lol. Been far too busy with uni and all the things that come along with being a student nurse. Then wam bam thank you mam CORONA! Like what the hell! So I am now trying to adjust to life as I've never known it or ever imagined it to be. Uni is cancelled and I've now embarked on my journey to work as a student nurse for 6 months to help in this crazy pandemic. But there is a few positives for me....I want to work where I am placed and I get to earn some money. The money struggles for the past 3 years have been hard so this opportunity will actually make my life so much easier. I am scared, excited and really cant wait to see where the next 6 months takes me. Soooooo on that note I thought I'd document my journey 😁😁😁x Stay tuned... Lynne xxxx

The start of my nursing journey 😁

It was 2014, I was 22 going on 23. I was in a dead end job working in a supermarket and had started to hate working there and knew I needed a change. Since I left school I had worked in opticians as an optical assistant and loved helping others 🤓 A job came up at an eye clinic at a hospital 1.5 hours away from my house. I had applied before for the same position but stupidly knocked it back a few years previous for a job in an office, that ended terribly 🙈 Anyway, I applied for the job and got an interview, the same day the called and said I had the job 😁 My role was a support worker at the eye clinic and I was very excited to get started. I started the job october 2014 and theres when I realised I loved caring for others 🏥 Fast forward a year, I was asked by a few of the nurses if I ever thought about training as a nurse. I laughed as no the thought never even crossed my mind 🤣 I always assumed I could never afford to go back to education or would not be smart enough. However, th...

Finishing college 🤗

So I have officially passed my HNC in nursing and will be starting university in September to study children's nursing. The road was a very long one, I started the course in September 2015. I had always told myself I'd never be able to go to uni as I couldn't afford it. Then one day I just told myself I can do it. I am now a few months from starting university and I can't believe I made it through the course. There was times I wanted to give up and forget it. It has been a huge stress and weight on my shoulders for these past two years. Endless tears, tiredness, stress and no social life. I can honestly say I worked my butt off and I am so unbelievably proud of myself. The message I want to leave you with is never think you can't do something and never give up. If you have dreams chase them and don't stop until you have succeeded. Lynne xxxx

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