Today marks the end of sacrifices. Nursing students from all over the Philippines will be gathered tomorrow in their designated testing centers to mark the end of all the sacrifices they had in their nursing education and harvest the fruits of their hard work. Every student nurse dreams to be a licensed nurse... This will mark the beginning of their nursing career and continue their mission to be bearers of faith, hope and confidence.
As I always say, nursing is not an easy job. You may be a nurse in the academe, in the hospital or in the community, yet we all share a certain responsibility in the environment we live in. I am amazed by the number of individuals, that for so many years that I have been in this profession, a lot of people would like to be a nurse. We may all have our own reasons why we chose this field but I fervently hope and pray that we nurses should continue our mission and vision... Care for the well and sick, be a role model, inspire and motivate other people and most of all, serve as a living testimony of hope to everyone who is in need.
Tomorrow and the next day after tomorrow is the beginning of a career. May GOD give everyone wisdom and strength to conquer their examination and may HE grant our prayers that nurses who will take their oaths after their examination will continue to uplift the standards of the nursing profession.
It is in the hands of NURSES, that no matter how poor our country may be, NURSES like us will continue to be professional, hard working and globally competitive. We may be serving our country or some may be serving other nationalities, but one thing is for sure... A FILIPINO NURSE will conquer the nursing world and will continue to share light to his/her clients, acknowledging God for the wisdom and skills in accomplishing our tasks and stay on the ground while harvesting success in our chosen fields.
Truly, great beginnings comes from God... Wisdom comes from God... HE is true to HIS promises... Trust in HIS ways... God bless you us all NURSES and may we all be a shining light in the Nursing profession!
xoxo,
M'Q. :D
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"Knowledge and wisdom are two different terms. Knowledge to know and wisdom to understand." -maritessmanalangquintorn-
As I always say, nursing is not an easy job. You may be a nurse in the academe, in the hospital or in the community, yet we all share a certain responsibility in the environment we live in. I am amazed by the number of individuals, that for so many years that I have been in this profession, a lot of people would like to be a nurse. We may all have our own reasons why we chose this field but I fervently hope and pray that we nurses should continue our mission and vision... Care for the well and sick, be a role model, inspire and motivate other people and most of all, serve as a living testimony of hope to everyone who is in need.
Tomorrow and the next day after tomorrow is the beginning of a career. May GOD give everyone wisdom and strength to conquer their examination and may HE grant our prayers that nurses who will take their oaths after their examination will continue to uplift the standards of the nursing profession.
It is in the hands of NURSES, that no matter how poor our country may be, NURSES like us will continue to be professional, hard working and globally competitive. We may be serving our country or some may be serving other nationalities, but one thing is for sure... A FILIPINO NURSE will conquer the nursing world and will continue to share light to his/her clients, acknowledging God for the wisdom and skills in accomplishing our tasks and stay on the ground while harvesting success in our chosen fields.
Truly, great beginnings comes from God... Wisdom comes from God... HE is true to HIS promises... Trust in HIS ways... God bless you us all NURSES and may we all be a shining light in the Nursing profession!
xoxo,
M'Q. :D
For complete blog posts, visit: http://www.tuesdayrn.blogspot.com/
"Knowledge and wisdom are two different terms. Knowledge to know and wisdom to understand." -maritessmanalangquintorn-
I wonder where they are now... My co-examinees in Saipan when I took my NCLEX examination... I can still remember the anxiety I had before the exam. Trembling, shortness of breath, too many packs of cigarettes, which costs me a lot because its $5 per pack! But when I reached the shore on the day of my exam (since my hotel is in the beachfront side) , I saw a clear blue sky and I just reached out, prayed and lifted everything to GOD... I think HE whispered... ANSWERED PRAYER MY CHILD... and my anxiety was gone... Thank God for the wisdom... Thank God for the giving me the privilege of becoming a nurse...
Nurses... born to care... Keep the faith! :D
"I would have been here sooner if not
"I would have been here sooner if not
