The Results are In....

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I can go to work now and know that all of this is behind me! I am a real nurse now! Thanks for all of you that prayed from me! I am so excited to have the torture test over with!

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Anonymous said…
congratulations kidd-o!!! tolyaso!
xoxo
6:51 AM
McDreamy said…
YEA!!

I'M SO HAPPY FOR YA!!

CONGRATS!
7:21 AM
K.T. is Mommatude said…
That is absolutely wonderful!
8:38 AM
Mandy said…
FANTASTIC NEWS!! Your hard work definitely paid off! Congrats!
1:34 PM
Angelina said…
Jeff,
Please whatever you do, don't walk around barefoot at the church. The rest of us don't want the foot fungus (for nurses this is called therapeutic communication-hope you enjoyed it).

Blog nurse
1:38 PM
Mark W. said…
Hallelujah - yes, the torture is over!...for Ang too, I guess!

Super Congrats, honey! I knew you were a smartie - acing that sucker in the minimum number of questions. "Finish strong," remember?

Love you!
1:56 PM
Angelina said…
Mark, if it wasn't for your loving me through it I might not be where I am now! Thanks for making me remember what education means to me. Thank you for helping me be successful. I am what I am, partially because of you. I did it. I think I will scream "I did it" to all the cows on my way to work tonight! YEAH. I think I am in need of some celebratory
2:32 PM
Angelina said…
hey it cut me off...
I think I am in need of some celebratory Nickelback. After these next few days of work we can celebrate too! Love ya!
2:33 PM
Lee Ann James said…
Congrats! You're a genius! AND a nurse!
3:38 PM
Lou Arnold said…
I guess my praying that they would grade your test wrong worked. LOL. Congrats.
5:59 PM
Anonymous said…
Boy that first year was a hard one. and I thought that the second was gonna be a breeze. WRONG! And you always kept your head in it even at 3 and 4 in the morning.When I told you to get some sleep. But threw it all I never doubted for a minute you would beable to finish. NURSE Now I can truely live my nursing life thru you. And who would ever guessed your first patient would be your DAD. How thoughtful even get check in on at 10:00 pm. Im gonna like this. Im very proud of you and all your work. Thanks Mark for all the extra household and parenting duties. Thanks Valerie and EThan for all the kindness letting mommy get some sleep when possible. I love you all Mom
10:56 PM
Anonymous said…
Nickelback is on its way via the USPS. Hope that ties you over until you see them in person!
10:58 PM
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