Ups and Downs
Forced Medical Leave vs Dismissal?
Should I Take a Medical Leave or Get DISMISSED from Nursing School?
Are you struggling in nursing school and wondering whether to take a medical leave or face dismissal? In this video, we’ll explore the pros and cons of each option, helping you make an informed decision that’s right for you. Whether you’re dealing with physical or mental health issues, family emergencies, or academic struggles, we’ll discuss the implications of taking a medical leave versus getting dismissed from nursing school.
Get the guidance you need to navigate this tough situation and make the best choice for your future in the nursing profession.
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Set Up not Set Back
Self Care: Full Body Herbal Tea Detox
✨ Self-care isn’t optional when you’re 40+ in nursing school — it’s mandatory. Earlier this year, I faced a serious health scare that forced me to take a medical leave of absence from my previous program. Today, I’m sharing my story of resilience, self-advocacy, and faith — and the exciting news of my acceptance into a new nursing program that truly supports and accommodates its students. 🙌🏾 If you’re a career changer, over 40, or just starting your pre-nursing journey, I hope my story inspires you to prioritize your health and choose a school that values YOU as much as your future patients. 💙
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A.M.
September 27, 2026I had considered making a career change for years, but like many others, I felt stuck. At a stage in my life where time is not on my side and with a family to support—including children in middle school and college—I simply didn’t have the time or money to focus on my own desires and needs.
That perspective completely changed when I came across your blog. You break down the process in a way that is understandable, digestible, and, most importantly, doable. Thanks to your guidance, I am now officially on my way to gaining my RN degree.