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Will these items prevent me from being an RN?

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In 2006 when I graduated high school at age (18) I enlisted in the military as a means of escaping my bad home environment. Long story short, I was separated for failing to adapt to the military. It was an administrative separation. General, under Honorable conditions. The military officer stated it would be like I was never there and most employers would not know that I was even there or not even care.

2nd incident: I was about (20) at the time, I stole money from an employer. I was fired and it was classified as misconduct.

Right now I am 24 trying get my RN license, but scared to death that I might never get hired because of the ignorant mistakes I made in my past.

Can I still be an RN?


P.S. I WAS NEVER ARRESTED AND CHARGES WERE NEVER FILED AGAINST ME. I HAVE NO CRIMINAL RECORD.
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Quote from pediatricnurse2016In 2006 when I graduated high school at age (18) I enlisted in the military as a means of escaping my bad home environment. Long story short, I was separated for failing to adapt to the military. It was an administrative separation. General, under Honorable conditions. The military officer stated it would be like I was never there and most employers would not know that I was even there or not even care.2nd incident: I was about (20) at the time, I stole money from an employer. I was fired and it was classified as misconduct.Right now I am 24 trying get my RN license, but scared to death that I might never get hired because of the ignorant mistakes I made in my past. Can I still be an RN?P.S. I WAS NEVER ARRESTED AND CHARGES WERE NEVER FILED AGAINST ME. I HAVE NO CRIMINAL RECORD.
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Thank you for that. You're right on about me. I grew up with an abusive alcoholic father and a mother that was never there for me like a mother should have been, but I know I cannot let my past define my future. I made a lot of my decisions such as joining the military to escape the emotional pain at home. The stealing issue, I'm sure was just an immature mistake, but looking back now, I know it wasn't right. I think that since I was never taught moral and values as I child I grew up without a sense of direction and lacked boundaries, but like you said I am slowly realizing that I have in me to develop into the real person I desire to be. I am seeking professional counseling as soon as I can afford it. I literally cried reading your response because I could sense that you understood my pain even though I was vague in my initial statements. I believe my past has made me a more compassionate and loving person. I want to be a nurse because I enjoy helping others in their time of need. I enjoy working with children as well. Thank you for reaching out to me and giving me hope for the future once again.
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Quote from pediatricnurse2016Thank you for that. You're right on about me. I grew up with an abusive alcoholic father and a mother that was never there for me like a mother should have been, but I know I cannot let my past define my future. I made a lot of my decisions such as joining the military to escape the emotional pain at home. The stealing issue, I'm sure was just an immature mistake, but looking back now, I know it wasn't right. I think that since I was never taught moral and values as I child I grew up without a sense of direction and lacked boundaries, but like you said I am slowly realizing that I have in me to develop into the real person I desire to be. I am seeking professional counseling as soon as I can afford it. I literally cried reading your response because I could sense that you understood my pain even though I was vague in my initial statements. I believe my past has made me a more compassionate and loving person. I want to be a nurse because I enjoy helping others in their time of need. I enjoy working with children as well. Thank you for reaching out to me and giving me hope for the future once again.
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You're an amazing person. Someone or something led me to this site today and I'm sure it was so I could hear this advice from you. God bless you in all you do!
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Quote from pediatricnurse2016You're an amazing person. Someone or something led me to this site today and I'm sure it was so I could hear this advice from you. God bless you in all you do!
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One last thing, how did you know my childhood background especially since I never really elaborated on my initial statement here? Just curious. I just thought it was amazing how you all of this about me without much detail.
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Quote from pediatricnurse2016One last thing, how did you know my childhood background especially since I never really elaborated on my initial statement here? Just curious. I just thought it was amazing how you all of this about me without much detail.
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What a BEAUTIFUL exchange. God bless both of you.
Author: peter  3-07-2015, 08:33   Views: 424   
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