What is your thoughts on ATI?! A lot of student daily the NCLEX after using ATI. I haven’t taken my NCLEX yet but I’m not intuitively feeling it’s enough.
I failed nursing 1 and had to retake it and I felt so dumb and saying “if I failed nursing 1 I’m not fit to be a nurse.” Nursing school is not for the faint of heart and I’m finally in nursing 5 and almost a nurse!!
Keep going! And anyone else reading this, don’t give up on that license you want. I failed out of nursing school term 1, started over, then failed term 3, set back my graduation by 10 months, failed my exit exam the first try, but I got through and PASSED, and GRADUATED! ALMOST ALMOST a nurse presently. Cried many, many times in my car or as quietly as possible in the bathroom pretending I was pooping. 😂😂😂 Just keep going, keep striving, stay focused on yourself. Keep your business to yourself and reach out for help when need be. Best of wishes to EVERYONE on the nursing school struggle bus 🫂❤️🩹🙏🏽
My first semester of Nursing School I cried! I always believe I’m blessed to be smart but it did humble me the first time I failed and I actually failed 2 exams in a row and made me question am I really supposed to be here?? But after crying to God, I told myself I’ll do my best and whatever happens I did my part. Guess what? God had been gracious and about to be Senior this Fall. Hang in there! You are not alone! Take it easy, appreciate the good and the bad!
I cried every single day in nursing school OMG. I failed nursing 1 and it crushed me. It was literally the hardest thing I had to do! I would cry to my mom, my professor, my boyfriend but mostly at home alone lol. I’ve been a nurse for 1.5 years now. I’m glad I never gave up.
I know all about this. Failed my 1st class. I cried. I had to drop my OB class, because I was failing and if I failed that class, I will be out of the program( was about 8 months pregnant). Nursing school was a horrible experience..Horrible! Been a RN for a year now. I feel Proud of myself. You too can do it. Prayer# Hope#Faith#Family
Congrats on making it!! I am glad you didn't give up. I, too, struggled with OB. It was a TOUGH class and she gave us so much homework!! I was right on the verge of failing but I passed the final thank goodness!
So much emotions through my nursing school journey and I felt like I was at my lowest point - I was able to push through and graduated this past December. Passed the nclex earlier this month and now have an offer to a mother-baby unit (my dream). Don't give up guys! And thank you so much Sarah because you really contributed through it all!
I cried in front of my med surg 3 professor and then cried during my whole 30 minute drive home! it was such a bad day for me. good luck to everyone who is a student! you GOT THIS. hype yourself and your classmates up. trust me, as a person about 5 months past graduation, everything is SO much easier now.
@@jman1234533 I bet you are an RN now!! Graduation for me was weird. I didn't cry at all. My family did but not me! Heck, I didn't even cry at all during my program. I just took out all my stress on the bottle 😂
These stories are inspirational and I'm not even in medical school. I'm about to do my clinicals for surgical technician next month. Still, hearing other med/nursing students share their experiences of struggles motivates me to NEVER GIVE UP 💖
OMG… I can testify to this. I cried, cried , and cried. I was also depressed at some points. Nursing school was a nightmare for me and I lost my mom during the most difficult semester (3rd semester) and a lot of life challenges happened. I almost quit during the 3rd semester. I also failed some exams but GOD being so great and faithful turned things around and I passed through and I am graduating in a two weeks. I will have my BSN and I am super GRATEFUL TO GOD because it was not by my power. To whoever reading this and still in nursing school or planning to do nursing, I bet you it not going to be easy but the ONLY way to this is to keep praying and hold God strong. Nursing school is not how smart you are, is just by God’s Grace.
This needs to be said. I was kicked out of clinical rotations in my first semester and cried during the termination meeting while the professors were all laughing. A few semesters later I saw another nursing student cry after failing her final exam and the professor gave her hugs and added 20 points to everyone's grade so she could pass. I feel that certain students receive more sympathy when they cry, but males or men are sometimes expected to be more masculine and not cry and when we do it is frowned upon.
I'm sorry you had to go thru that. Ignore narrow minded ignorant people whoconform with societal measures that train men to be robots. I can't stand that shit. It's a double standard & y'all have feelings too
Nursing school was 2 years of stress, anxiety and tears lol but damn did it prepare me and I’m super proud I did it and now I’m an RN. I couldn’t have passed without the help of this channel. I would watch several videos while studying and before my exams. Thank you, Sarah for all your help! To those who are struggling- keep going and pushing forward. It is worth it and all the hard work will pay off ❤️
Crying... also during professional life. I have been practicing for 19 years. As a man, I recognize as a problem to undertake emotions somewhere inside, and I don't remember myself crying all what I should have done. I remember my tears for patients and colleagues, whom I followed years, and I will not see them again for a while. There are daily reasons to cry, because of the pain in our patients, and due to the personal suffering caused by colleague's or patient's words. Crying or being able to find a space for reflection can bring us comfort. And finally, embrace our great feat and daily truth: our full dedication to search the well-being of our neighbor. Thanks, for all these videos, always so useful. G🕊️B 🐟U Barcelona
I love this Sarah, I worked an overnight and drove over to the hospital for evening clinical and sleeped in my van in the parking garage. Woke up, walked in and forgot one peice of information for instructor . She sent me home...i was so upset that i drove the 1.5 hours home balling, then a panic attack set in and chest pain and blurred vision. I was hospitalized for my hypertension and I realized that I needed too reevaluate or I was going to be dead before I graduate. I worked with my instructors and came up with a plan that extended my time in school but lessend the load. I graduated in December and about to take my boards. I wasn't going to let Nursing school end my dreams. I made it work for me. I have shed so many tears along the way but the best ones where of joy when my 5 children watched me walk across the stage in my cap and gown. I love your videos thank you for being you!
I cried twice last semester. I ended up failing med surg 1 by 1 test answer (did really bad the first test and couldn't catch up) I stopped paying attention to my other classes which I was breezing through and started tutoring and quit my extra job before my second of three tests (needed to avg 81 on them) and I got a 75 and didn't get any adjustments. I felt so hopeless because I felt I knew the info so concretely and still didn't make enough. So then I made it my full time job for the last test where I needed an 86 and I got an 84 and cried again. That one question added 6 months and thousands in debt. What's helped me the most is knowing I'm not alone and I'm really grateful for this video.
I just failed my HESI exit exam for the second time with a score of 862 and I’m so overwhelmed, it’s the only thing keeping me from graduating. Thank you for this video.
I love u Sarah, I have been struggling alot and crying alot, I sleep alot except when I take the stay awake tablets which sometimes help me and sometimes get me even more tired, the longer I sleep, the more I struggle to get out of bed. Sarah you are an angel sent to help and encourage us, and whenever you speak, I feel as if you are taking these words right out my mouth, I usually smile and laugh whenever I listen to ur videos. God bless you🤗
I originally subbed to this channel because I loved the tutorials for intramuscular injections. Now I know the struggle of nursing school. I respect all the nurses out there!
I'm starting nursing school this month... I have alot of mixed feelings about it but ik God got my back🙏🙌🏽 Best of luck everybody we got this💪🏽 Thanks for sharing this video. I'm doing LPN to RN bridge program. I'm grateful that I got accepted!!!
Thank you so much for this! It is a well-known fact that nursing school is hard and this rarely is talked about. Perfect timing for me, I failed an exam yesterday and have 2 weeks left to complete the last semester. What’s worse, this is the second time for Med Surg 4, and failed once before years ago before becoming an LPN. Never stop, use the stumbles as a motivator to keep pushing forward!
I have been juggling a lot this semester and just started the nursing aspect of nursing school. I didn’t pass pharmacology or my fundamentals of nursing class and definitely cried today and I will be graduating a semester later than anticipated…luckily I have a really great support system and my boyfriend encouraged me today to keep going even though I’m arriving at my goal later than expected. Nursing school is tough, but with motivation and a good support system, it is possible
Wow! Thank you for saying this, I am going through this same exact experience. I am a nursing student finishing up my second semester. I was going through a lot personally and taking three nursing classes at once with moving out of state for school, having no health care experience, going straight from online school back to in person due to COVID, etc.. has made it hard for me. I had to drop my fundamentals class about 5 weeks ago since I wasn't doing well in pharmacology and fundamentals. I also found out that I have to move a cohort down and take an extra semester. I believe that support and reaching out is super important, so that way we can have the mental fortitude and perseverance to survive nursing school.
My second semester I cried tons, was sleep deprived, lost weight and didn’t get my period for the entire semester… I passed the semester and now.. I am 5 days from pinning and 6 days from grad with an offer from ER. Keep going.. You got this! 🖤
Thank for your videos Nurse Sarah. You helped me survive this crash course we call nursing school lol. I graduate a week from today, and truly couldn't have done it without videos like these that encourage us nursing students to push forward even when we're at our lowest. Thanks again!
I’m finishing up my first semester of nursing school. I’m fortunate enough to be doing well grades wise but the stress definitely has gotten to me and I’m very guilty of worrying about the “what ifs”. So thank you for bringing more awareness to crying in nursing school and feeling overwhelmed!❤️ My sister is a new nurse and she said she watched your videos all through nursing school and they helped her so much!!❤️❤️
Graduated yesterday and it was definitely a rough year for me mentally and emotionally. Im forever thankful for my friends family and coping methods that helped me move along.
Thank you for this transparency, I cried almost daily, but you will get through it eventually. We need more mindfulness and professional empathy towards each other in this profession. It is important. You will get through it you just have to move forward each day. 🤗
Not a nurse, but a firefighter/EMS provider. When I was a firefighter recruit going through EMT class, I failed one of our exams by several points. Officers from my department came to the college to present the ultimatum. Failure of another exam would have resulted in my termination from both the program as well as my employment. I ended up crying in front of all of them, and my classmates knew as well after I had left the room. Long story short, I passed the class and became a certified firefighter/EMT. Later down the road, I pursued my dream of becoming a firefighter/paramedic. Although I don’t recall crying at any point during medic school, I still think back to that dark time. These videos helped me then, and still help me to this day as a paramedic when I need help understanding those rarer cases, or just to brush up on basics. Thanks for the putting these videos together. Your content is highly appreciated in EMS!
OMG! Thank you Sarah for this video! First semester I cried because I felt overwhelmed. I can't imagine myself that I am almost finish my first year! I am going to clinical next month May 02. I am excited and nervous at the same time. I subscribed when I saw your video about blood flow of the heart. I was watching your video over and over again specially about physical assessment. I was taking a review quizzes too. It is very helpful and now I am heading to clinical. As a mother and was being online class, it was a huge challenged for me and thinking of giving up. I was praying and thinking NURSE DON'T GIVE UP! I had to redo on my presentation but I thanked my professor because I said after my redo I have idea what am I doing. I might make a mistake but I am sure, I don't give up! Thank you for everything! Your videos are so helpful. My professor used some of your videos too and that was the best thing I did for subscribing it and shared to my classmates.
I push on by Gods grace I remember crying the whole night for failing one of the semester units it was not easy indeed but I said I can go on never give up now on hope will finish school one day
I would cry sometimes in my bed after certain days in nursing school. I remembered balling my eyes out during the drive home after a couple clinical days. Just to let you know it doesn't stop after nursing school. I'm coming up to my 6 month anniversary as a professional nurse. I still cry some times after a really hard day at work. Crying means you care about what you are doing! P.s. I still feel like I tricked everyone. I doubt myself too much. P.s.s. For all y'all out there that think you can't do it. Just know, if I can do it. YOU CAN DO IT! Take one day at a time.
I cried during my first semester because it was so overwhelming. Nursing school is an experience you have never experienced before. But I made it through and am a nurse
Thank you for making this video, it's so important. Nursing school advanced my mild depression to severe depression and anxiety. I kept thinking, what is wrong with me?? Why can't I do anything right? My classmates are doing great under pressure but why do I crumble? After 3 semesters of this, I finally got myself to the doctor and got quickly diagnosed + got started on Sertraline, Bupropion, and counselling. I've graduated and I'm doing just as good if not better than my other coworkers!
Omg if this isn't me right now. The amount of times i have cried in the past few months, I feel so overwhelmed. I have finals and a HESI coming up in med-surg and i'm so stressed. I always get mentally burned out towards the end of the semester and just want to give up. I always remember my why and the reason i'm in nursing school and it keeps me going because I know it will be all worth it in the end. Thank you for posting this because I really needed to see this.
Very appreciated message. Thx for the great video. I’m in term 3 of 5 and have had humbling experiences on a weekly basis. I’ve definitely cried. Deep into my first and most stressful term thus far, my daughter was sick and having a tough morning (to top off a slough of other personal issues and the insane nursing school workload). I tried so hard to make it on time but I tripped up the stairs into the building on my way in, banged my knees, and dropped my prep paperwork in a puddle. I just wanted to give up, sit on those wet steps, and bawl my eyes out. I didn’t, thankfully. Instead, I let a couple of tears stream down my cheeks, wiped off my wet papers, and went into clinical looking like a wet mess. But it ended up being ok, and I found an inner solid calm to lean into that day. Now when things are going wrong or I’m over stressed, I’m able to recall that and repeat to myself, “Everything will be ok.” It sounds hokey but it’s accurate - just don’t give up!💪🏽
Congratulations!! I had a pedi/ob exam that I failed a few weeks ago, so bummed about it. The next week we had a cardiac exam and I made the highest grade in the class. Nursing school is a wild ride, we all have our strengths and weaknesses and we are all just trying to survive so we can go be grown up nurses in the real world!
I was in class when I started to cry. I hurried and left so no one would see me. I started hyperventilating while crying. Plus I was wearing a mask which didn’t help at all. I went to a teacher because I was unable to stop, and she let me cry in her office till I could calm down. I have a huge problem with bottling everything up.
Perfect timing. I’m in the middle of studying for my finals and I started feeling overwhelmed to a point where I’m wasting 30 min doing nothing and then this video pops up. Then my wife who’s a nurse says the same thing. “You got this” as she lives to say. Ok let’s f’kin do this. Back to studying
I struggled with depression and anxiety in my first program then, my first patient died in clinical. Full. Code. I did compressions 5 times and held her head still while she was agonal breathing while the physican inserted a line. My professor was not available to talk with me about it after words and I ended up not coping with it well at all and my grades slipped. I got kicked out and I only had 1 semester to go before I would get my BSN. Instead, I will be graduating in 5 days with my ASN. I feel much more prepared now. I worked as a tech during all of Covid and even got a Nursing Apprenticeship so I have been practicing being a nurse at the bedside for 8 months now. I feel so ready even though I know I don't know everything. Sometimes, it works out for the best. Best of luck everyone!
Our med surg I professor taught us that we can hide our tears by tilting our head and for them to drain into your lacrimal anatomy. That's how reputabley sadistic nursing school is.
My last med/surg professor (thank goodness she quit!!) told us that if we were to get a blood test before her exams, our WBCs would be through the roof because of how stressed we will be. I'm like "Thank you, Mrs. Obvious, we get it that you enjoy torturing students" 🙄
So relatable. My Internship is not going well, the nurses are not welcoming and my stress level is going to the roof. I feel so overwhelmed and not heard and I am constantly overthinking. I make silly mistakes because of it. This just makes me wonder if I have made the right decision.
@@rachelkritz9632 my senior just taunted me while saying that I am not a kid just because I started crying. Yes,right at the beginning I have met the worst nurses and still had to go through this.
I cried so much this semester... But I am so proud of myself for continuing on. I take finals tomorrow and Tuesday and I feel sooooo much better than I did at the beginning of this semester!💜💜💜
This was me today! I failed my last exam before finals, and i only have 2 finals left. I'm currently not passing either. I cried in the car and when i got home. i have so much to do and feel very overwhelmed. I do use a planner but having been sick for the past week hasn't helped and just trying to push through has been tough. I have dealt with thinking about what if i fail and have to start over because I'm in a PN program and i don't get to retake classes. Thanks for this video!
Thank you for addressing this...I was an EMS worker for 20+ years then entered nursing school....I cried a few times through nursing school and after NCLEX...but I made it through. I want to say those that cry, you will get through this....this will pass....it will pass like a kidney stone sometimes, but it will pass
I am currently in an LVN /RN Transition program and am about to graduate. We all took a cardiovascular/respiratory critical care test a few weeks ago where pretty much everyone failed the exam. My grade was so bad that I almost cried when I saw the grade on my computer... You'd never seen such a grim, despondent group. I went to the bathroom and cried, figured I was out. Exams are 65% of our grade so bombing one exam can really truly end you in this class. Instructor reviewed the test, several questions were tossed out and more weight was given to select all that apply and next gen questions. Now I'm back to making an A/high B (depending on how I do on the final!), am graduating in a couple of weeks and I landed my dream job already! I have to say your videos have helped me quite a bit and they came highly recommended. Thank you for what you do.
Am I male first semester, I’ve already cried and been through the stages of grief in a day. Personally I very open about crying when someone asks me do I and I say YES. I feel crying has helped me get rid of all the stress build up and it made me feel better after and I keep moving on!
Hello, Sarah thank you for this, I needed to hear this right now. I'm already in my last year in nursing school and lately, I feel so overwhelmed and scared about taking the licensure exam. I was scared and stress thinking if I will pass. Thank you for this message. I feel heard and this calmed me somehow. Thank you so much for being an inspiration. Your videos really helped me in the past years in nursing school. Thank you so much.
I got kicked out of my RN program for failing two classes last June. I felt like it was the end of the world. I cried every day. I fell into depression again. And I decided nothing is going to happen if I’m just sitting around crying all day so I applied for the LVN program and got in and now I’m about to finish in September and go back to the same RN program I got kicked out of and I get to start off where I left off so I only have 7 months of my RN to do. It doesn’t matter how you get there as long as you put in the work for it. If you have goals go for it!!! There is always going to be obstacles in your way but it’s your job to overcome them and those obstacles shape who you become
Do NOT put unnecessary energy into shedding tears when you feel unempowered. Stand up. Straighten your back. Take a step back and look around. Next, turn on YOUR theme song. That song makes you feel emboldened. Now, THINK: What must you change to reach the next goal? Don't know? Keep thinking and research the answer. It's there and will appear when you open your mind to solutions. Good luck, and thank you for your service in the medical field.
Respect for nurses and med staff. Some people do not deserve kindness from you guys. What turns a nurse sour, besides endless shifts, are bad attitudes from patient and coworker alike. Makes it unbearable. Also a big sacrifice and commitment since patient-staff ratio is insane. I don’t know how people do it, I’d rather be a farmer.
I'm gonna get real personal.......... I had a long road to get to school, I started last year and my very first day of class (LPN program) my stepdaughter (19 at the time) died in a car wreck. I lasted 3 weeks after that and I just couldn't do it, couldn't remember being there some days etc. So I withdrew myself from the program. I had rearranged my life to accommodate all this nursing school stuff at the ripe age of 40, to only have my life completely altered. I've lost a parent already but this is not the natural order of things and it's still hard to grasp. I stayed PRN at my job (from my previous fulltime) for this year after, I needed it. I've come a long way in this year and I've grabbed the bull by the horns and will be starting again next week. I'm saying that to tell you to take a break if you need to, find a program that suits you if possible. If you really want it, mentally prepare yourself and you can overcome anything.
I feel this way right now omgee. I’m breaking down to my friends and family I’m so over whelmed and I’m at the end sheeze. Thank you for this video ❤️🩹
you released this in time for around my finals next week and a test in 2 days 😵💫😩 i feel like i’m drowning right now. just trying to see the light at the end of the tunnel!
I’m midway through nursing school. I have good grades. I’m passing ATIs with a level 3. All of a sudden I have lost my motivation. I’m questioning and doubting myself Every. Single. Day. I don’t know why I’m just trying to push through the last few months. This video came popped up right on time. 😩
I’m in the exact same boat….have done well so far (not without many good cries!); so close to being done but suddenly I just want to give up for no good reason. I keep going because I think about the alternative and know I wouldn’t forgive myself. Hardest thing I’ve ever done without a doubt! We got this!,❤️
@@lizr9755 thank you for kind words. I guess we all hit that point at least once in our schooling journey. That’s what keeps me going as well. We can quit or keep pushing both hurt, but have different outcomes. It’s hard, but we’ll definitely get there! Let’s keep pushing! ❤️
That is called a burnout!! You need to practice self-care and take a break from studying. If you have good cushioning in your courses, you won't have to work as hard because you can kind of "afford" to get less than expected for a grade. When I feel like I am starting to burnout, I just do what I love. Go out with my friends and have a good time. This usually snaps me out of burnout pretty quickly. I also bought one of those badge-buddies that says "RN" on the bottom of it. If I need motivation to study, I just look at that and think of how I will get to use it in four months when I pass everything.
I needed to see this today 🥲😞 I’m taking 3 prerequisite courses , working full time and in the background of all that studying for TEAS and NCLEX 😭😩 it’s ok to take moments to breath, cry, sleep and keep your phone on DND. Nothing is the end of the world
This is heartbreaking ...I am here and wish to offer support to those courageous people wanting to join nursing. It is hard..you deserve and need support. Please know those of us on the end of our career appreciate your willingness to serve our community. Please reach out, those of us that love nursing want you to be successful.
I will freely admit that I have cried multiple times... one instance that stands out: it was one am and my printer was being stupid. I needed to print something out for clinical the next day, and the clinical day started at 445 for me because I needed to be there at 6 am. The printer not working was the straw that broke the camel's back- I sat on the floor and sobbed for a good 20 minutes because I felt so overwhelmed. And now in 6 weeks, I finish my first year!
Girl, printer issues in nursing school are the absolute WORST! I can’t tell you how many times I had breakdowns over something not loading or printing🤦🏼♀️ but congrats on almost being done with your first year!!!!
I felt my world was crushing at the end of this semester ;failed two classes i was doing well in them for a clinical mix up that ended with me arriving late. Despite all my appeal i was told i had to repeat the classes. I have cried so much i am discouraged to return.
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You change my view about nursing thank you❤️
Thank you 🙏, many students need this.
Thanks Sarah, RN
What is your thoughts on ATI?! A lot of student daily the NCLEX after using ATI. I haven’t taken my NCLEX yet but I’m not intuitively feeling it’s enough.
Crying is a wonderful tool!!!
I failed nursing 1 and had to retake it and I felt so dumb and saying “if I failed nursing 1 I’m not fit to be a nurse.” Nursing school is not for the faint of heart and I’m finally in nursing 5 and almost a nurse!!
Thank you for sharing. So many are out here struggling...really wondering what they even signed up for and why are they putting themselves through it.
Same. ❤️ I failed our 1st nursing class, which was fundamentals! & now I graduate with my ASN May 21st. 🥺💕
You are going to be better for it! Thanks for sharing!
Keep going! And anyone else reading this, don’t give up on that license you want. I failed out of nursing school term 1, started over, then failed term 3, set back my graduation by 10 months, failed my exit exam the first try, but I got through and PASSED, and GRADUATED! ALMOST ALMOST a nurse presently. Cried many, many times in my car or as quietly as possible in the bathroom pretending I was pooping. 😂😂😂 Just keep going, keep striving, stay focused on yourself. Keep your business to yourself and reach out for help when need be. Best of wishes to EVERYONE on the nursing school struggle bus 🫂❤️🩹🙏🏽
My first semester of Nursing School I cried! I always believe I’m blessed to be smart but it did humble me the first time I failed and I actually failed 2 exams in a row and made me question am I really supposed to be here?? But after crying to God, I told myself I’ll do my best and whatever happens I did my part. Guess what? God had been gracious and about to be Senior this Fall. Hang in there! You are not alone! Take it easy, appreciate the good and the bad!
I cried every single day in nursing school OMG. I failed nursing 1 and it crushed me. It was literally the hardest thing I had to do! I would cry to my mom, my professor, my boyfriend but mostly at home alone lol. I’ve been a nurse for 1.5 years now. I’m glad I never gave up.
That’s great! Proud of you.
Are you still happy with profession?
How did you come back up from that?
I know all about this. Failed my 1st class. I cried. I had to drop my OB class, because I was failing and if I failed that class, I will be out of the program( was about 8 months pregnant). Nursing school was a horrible experience..Horrible!
Been a RN for a year now. I feel Proud of myself.
You too can do it.
Prayer# Hope#Faith#Family
Congrats on making it!! I am glad you didn't give up. I, too, struggled with OB. It was a TOUGH class and she gave us so much homework!! I was right on the verge of failing but I passed the final thank goodness!
I failed maternity in my first trimester. All I could do was sleep lol. So mad I had to take it again.
@@TheArmedNurse Thanks. Good thing you pushed through too.
@@tashakayden2434 lol@ sleep..happened to me too.
Nursing school was tough. But worth it.
I am feeling so overwhelmed in nursing school. Sometimes I wonder if I can get through it. Thank you for the encouragement. 🙏
Mental health in any medical program is rarely talked about. Thank you.
So much emotions through my nursing school journey and I felt like I was at my lowest point - I was able to push through and graduated this past December. Passed the nclex earlier this month and now have an offer to a mother-baby unit (my dream). Don't give up guys! And thank you so much Sarah because you really contributed through it all!
I just completed my first week of nursing and I’ve cried everyday 😭
I cried in front of my med surg 3 professor and then cried during my whole 30 minute drive home! it was such a bad day for me.
good luck to everyone who is a student! you GOT THIS. hype yourself and your classmates up. trust me, as a person about 5 months past graduation, everything is SO much easier now.
I have a few more weeks until graduation. On the cusp of failing. I will definitely cry until the end.
Thank you.. I just got accepted into the program. I start this fall..
and I’m A hype girl- I have no problems hyping other people up as well.
@@jman1234533 that was me too, right up until that final exam where i made just enough to pass 😭 keep going, you've made it so far!
@@heather8643 awesome!! so happy for you 😄
@@jman1234533 I bet you are an RN now!! Graduation for me was weird. I didn't cry at all. My family did but not me! Heck, I didn't even cry at all during my program. I just took out all my stress on the bottle 😂
These stories are inspirational and I'm not even in medical school. I'm about to do my clinicals for surgical technician next month. Still, hearing other med/nursing students share their experiences of struggles motivates me to NEVER GIVE UP 💖
OMG… I can testify to this. I cried, cried , and cried. I was also depressed at some points. Nursing school was a nightmare for me and I lost my mom during the most difficult semester (3rd semester) and a lot of life challenges happened. I almost quit during the 3rd semester. I also failed some exams but GOD being so great and faithful turned things around and I passed through and I am graduating in a two weeks. I will have my BSN and I am super GRATEFUL TO GOD because it was not by my power.
To whoever reading this and still in nursing school or planning to do nursing, I bet you it not going to be easy but the ONLY way to this is to keep praying and hold God strong. Nursing school is not how smart you are, is just by God’s Grace.
This needs to be said. I was kicked out of clinical rotations in my first semester and cried during the termination meeting while the professors were all laughing. A few semesters later I saw another nursing student cry after failing her final exam and the professor gave her hugs and added 20 points to everyone's grade so she could pass. I feel that certain students receive more sympathy when they cry, but males or men are sometimes expected to be more masculine and not cry and when we do it is frowned upon.
Be a man
How did you get kicked out? I haven't started clinicals yet ugh just the schedule is going to be hard for me
I'm sorry you had to go thru that. Ignore narrow minded ignorant people whoconform with societal measures that train men to be robots. I can't stand that shit. It's a double standard & y'all have feelings too
@@krissalv8583 I'm not a man i'm non-binary but perceived as male based on my appearance and sex assigned at birth
@@sakurafox4551 I don't like to discuss it
Nursing school was 2 years of stress, anxiety and tears lol but damn did it prepare me and I’m super proud I did it and now I’m an RN. I couldn’t have passed without the help of this channel. I would watch several videos while studying and before my exams. Thank you, Sarah for all your help! To those who are struggling- keep going and pushing forward. It is worth it and all the hard work will pay off ❤️
As a male nursing student, I have never cried. Not even once. But sometimes I get so frustrated that Testosterone leaks out of my eyes.
Crying... also during professional life. I have been practicing for 19 years. As a man, I recognize as a problem to undertake emotions somewhere inside, and I don't remember myself crying all what I should have done. I remember my tears for patients and colleagues, whom I followed years, and I will not see them again for a while. There are daily reasons to cry, because of the pain in our patients, and due to the personal suffering caused by colleague's or patient's words. Crying or being able to find a space for reflection can bring us comfort. And finally, embrace our great feat and daily truth: our full dedication to search the well-being of our neighbor.
Thanks, for all these videos, always so useful. G🕊️B 🐟U
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I love this Sarah, I worked an overnight and drove over to the hospital for evening clinical and sleeped in my van in the parking garage. Woke up, walked in and forgot one peice of information for instructor . She sent me home...i was so upset that i drove the 1.5 hours home balling, then a panic attack set in and chest pain and blurred vision. I was hospitalized for my hypertension and I realized that I needed too reevaluate or I was going to be dead before I graduate. I worked with my instructors and came up with a plan that extended my time in school but lessend the load. I graduated in December and about to take my boards. I wasn't going to let Nursing school end my dreams. I made it work for me. I have shed so many tears along the way but the best ones where of joy when my 5 children watched me walk across the stage in my cap and gown. I love your videos thank you for being you!
I cry every day thinking I'm not enough for this job
I cried twice last semester. I ended up failing med surg 1 by 1 test answer (did really bad the first test and couldn't catch up)
I stopped paying attention to my other classes which I was breezing through and started tutoring and quit my extra job before my second of three tests (needed to avg 81 on them) and I got a 75 and didn't get any adjustments. I felt so hopeless because I felt I knew the info so concretely and still didn't make enough. So then I made it my full time job for the last test where I needed an 86 and I got an 84 and cried again. That one question added 6 months and thousands in debt.
What's helped me the most is knowing I'm not alone and I'm really grateful for this video.
I just failed my HESI exit exam for the second time with a score of 862 and I’m so overwhelmed, it’s the only thing keeping me from graduating. Thank you for this video.
You will pass the next time 🌻
I literally cried this whole last semester. Med surg 2 is hard.
Thank you for talking about this. In fact I cried a lot today.
Ahh same.
I love u Sarah, I have been struggling alot and crying alot, I sleep alot except when I take the stay awake tablets which sometimes help me and sometimes get me even more tired, the longer I sleep, the more I struggle to get out of bed. Sarah you are an angel sent to help and encourage us, and whenever you speak, I feel as if you are taking these words right out my mouth, I usually smile and laugh whenever I listen to ur videos. God bless you🤗
I originally subbed to this channel because I loved the tutorials for intramuscular injections. Now I know the struggle of nursing school. I respect all the nurses out there!
So I just took my final nursing exam today and I passed!! I graduate in a week!! I cried today and a lot in nursing school!!
I'm starting nursing school this month... I have alot of mixed feelings about it but ik God got my back🙏🙌🏽 Best of luck everybody we got this💪🏽 Thanks for sharing this video. I'm doing LPN to RN bridge program. I'm grateful that I got accepted!!!
Thank you so much for this! It is a well-known fact that nursing school is hard and this rarely is talked about. Perfect timing for me, I failed an exam yesterday and have 2 weeks left to complete the last semester. What’s worse, this is the second time for Med Surg 4, and failed once before years ago before becoming an LPN. Never stop, use the stumbles as a motivator to keep pushing forward!
This was so needed. I’ve been crying all morning because I feel so overwhelmed. Thank you so much! 🤍👏🏽
more power to you
I have been juggling a lot this semester and just started the nursing aspect of nursing school. I didn’t pass pharmacology or my fundamentals of nursing class and definitely cried today and I will be graduating a semester later than anticipated…luckily I have a really great support system and my boyfriend encouraged me today to keep going even though I’m arriving at my goal later than expected. Nursing school is tough, but with motivation and a good support system, it is possible
Wow! Thank you for saying this, I am going through this same exact experience. I am a nursing student finishing up my second semester. I was going through a lot personally and taking three nursing classes at once with moving out of state for school, having no health care experience, going straight from online school back to in person due to COVID, etc.. has made it hard for me. I had to drop my fundamentals class about 5 weeks ago since I wasn't doing well in pharmacology and fundamentals. I also found out that I have to move a cohort down and take an extra semester. I believe that support and reaching out is super important, so that way we can have the mental fortitude and perseverance to survive nursing school.
I feel your pain, I’m so glad you shared this. I didn’t pass pharm by 1% Im crushed…… and I don’t think I will
Pass Nursing Calculations. 😢😢😢
I just failed my test today, thank you, this gave me motivation to move forward..
I cried a lot today. This is perfect timing Sarah
Sarah is the big sister we all need in nursing school
I think I cried every week. Nursing school was soul crushing and the idea of going back to get my NP is daunting.
My second semester I cried tons, was sleep deprived, lost weight and didn’t get my period for the entire semester… I passed the semester and now.. I am 5 days from pinning and 6 days from grad with an offer from ER. Keep going.. You got this! 🖤
Thank for your videos Nurse Sarah. You helped me survive this crash course we call nursing school lol. I graduate a week from today, and truly couldn't have done it without videos like these that encourage us nursing students to push forward even when we're at our lowest. Thanks again!
Almost done my first year. You have no idea how much I needed this💕
I’m finishing up my first semester of nursing school. I’m fortunate enough to be doing well grades wise but the stress definitely has gotten to me and I’m very guilty of worrying about the “what ifs”. So thank you for bringing more awareness to crying in nursing school and feeling overwhelmed!❤️ My sister is a new nurse and she said she watched your videos all through nursing school and they helped her so much!!❤️❤️
Graduated yesterday and it was definitely a rough year for me mentally and emotionally. Im forever thankful for my friends family and coping methods that helped me move along.
I am crying at this moment 😭
Thank you for this transparency, I cried almost daily, but you will get through it eventually. We need more mindfulness and professional empathy towards each other in this profession. It is important. You will get through it you just have to move forward each day. 🤗
I'm pharm D student I also cry many time 🥺🥺🥺...
Like your videos very much....
Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰♥️
Not a nurse, but a firefighter/EMS provider. When I was a firefighter recruit going through EMT class, I failed one of our exams by several points. Officers from my department came to the college to present the ultimatum. Failure of another exam would have resulted in my termination from both the program as well as my employment. I ended up crying in front of all of them, and my classmates knew as well after I had left the room. Long story short, I passed the class and became a certified firefighter/EMT. Later down the road, I pursued my dream of becoming a firefighter/paramedic. Although I don’t recall crying at any point during medic school, I still think back to that dark time. These videos helped me then, and still help me to this day as a paramedic when I need help understanding those rarer cases, or just to brush up on basics.
Thanks for the putting these videos together. Your content is highly appreciated in EMS!
I cried during a simulation infront of a ton of people. I still have nightmares about it because I was so embarrassed
Thank you for this I really needed this because I been through hell and back in my nursing program. And I promise never to give up on my dream.
OMG! Thank you Sarah for this video! First semester I cried because I felt overwhelmed. I can't imagine myself that I am almost finish my first year! I am going to clinical next month May 02. I am excited and nervous at the same time. I subscribed when I saw your video about blood flow of the heart. I was watching your video over and over again specially about physical assessment. I was taking a review quizzes too. It is very helpful and now I am heading to clinical. As a mother and was being online class, it was a huge challenged for me and thinking of giving up. I was praying and thinking NURSE DON'T GIVE UP! I had to redo on my presentation but I thanked my professor because I said after my redo I have idea what am I doing. I might make a mistake but I am sure, I don't give up! Thank you for everything! Your videos are so helpful. My professor used some of your videos too and that was the best thing I did for subscribing it and shared to my classmates.
I push on by Gods grace I remember crying the whole night for failing one of the semester units it was not easy indeed but I said I can go on never give up now on hope will finish school one day
This is just so real and honest.
Thank you, more of us need to hear this and know we aren’t alone💗
I needed this today. Thank you.
I would cry sometimes in my bed after certain days in nursing school. I remembered balling my eyes out during the drive home after a couple clinical days. Just to let you know it doesn't stop after nursing school. I'm coming up to my 6 month anniversary as a professional nurse. I still cry some times after a really hard day at work. Crying means you care about what you are doing!
P.s. I still feel like I tricked everyone. I doubt myself too much.
P.s.s. For all y'all out there that think you can't do it. Just know, if I can do it. YOU CAN DO IT! Take one day at a time.
Yes. I cried a lot and I would talk about my feelings & that would help a lot... keep the hard work & don't give up... you got this
I cried during my first semester because it was so overwhelming. Nursing school is an experience you have never experienced before. But I made it through and am a nurse
I've done some of this myself. Thanks for talking about this.
Thank you for making this video, it's so important. Nursing school advanced my mild depression to severe depression and anxiety. I kept thinking, what is wrong with me?? Why can't I do anything right? My classmates are doing great under pressure but why do I crumble? After 3 semesters of this, I finally got myself to the doctor and got quickly diagnosed + got started on Sertraline, Bupropion, and counselling. I've graduated and I'm doing just as good if not better than my other coworkers!
Omg if this isn't me right now. The amount of times i have cried in the past few months, I feel so overwhelmed. I have finals and a HESI coming up in med-surg and i'm so stressed. I always get mentally burned out towards the end of the semester and just want to give up. I always remember my why and the reason i'm in nursing school and it keeps me going because I know it will be all worth it in the end. Thank you for posting this because I really needed to see this.
UPDATE: I passed out of my med-surg class and the HESI thank God!
I didn't cry going through the program, but I definitely got plenty angry from all the ridiculous questions I got wrong
I know the feeling. I tend to overthink. Even on the questions that should be obvious.
Very appreciated message. Thx for the great video. I’m in term 3 of 5 and have had humbling experiences on a weekly basis. I’ve definitely cried. Deep into my first and most stressful term thus far, my daughter was sick and having a tough morning (to top off a slough of other personal issues and the insane nursing school workload). I tried so hard to make it on time but I tripped up the stairs into the building on my way in, banged my knees, and dropped my prep paperwork in a puddle. I just wanted to give up, sit on those wet steps, and bawl my eyes out. I didn’t, thankfully. Instead, I let a couple of tears stream down my cheeks, wiped off my wet papers, and went into clinical looking like a wet mess. But it ended up being ok, and I found an inner solid calm to lean into that day. Now when things are going wrong or I’m over stressed, I’m able to recall that and repeat to myself, “Everything will be ok.” It sounds hokey but it’s accurate - just don’t give up!💪🏽
I've cried so so many times. But I've made it and today i graduated with highest scores😄🤍So don't worry! Work hard!
Pray for me I'm hopefully graduating on May 11, on the cusp of failing. I am so close.
🥳🥳🥳
@@jman1234533 we will pray for you am also there but don't loose hope there's God of another chance Amen
Congratulations!!
I had a pedi/ob exam that I failed a few weeks ago, so bummed about it. The next week we had a cardiac exam and I made the highest grade in the class. Nursing school is a wild ride, we all have our strengths and weaknesses and we are all just trying to survive so we can go be grown up nurses in the real world!
I was in class when I started to cry. I hurried and left so no one would see me. I started hyperventilating while crying. Plus I was wearing a mask which didn’t help at all. I went to a teacher because I was unable to stop, and she let me cry in her office till I could calm down. I have a huge problem with bottling everything up.
You are such a wonderful educator. I feel like your videos have helped me more than my professors!
Nursing school traumatized me a little. Thanks for sharing this💙
Perfect timing. I’m in the middle of studying for my finals and I started feeling overwhelmed to a point where I’m wasting 30 min doing nothing and then this video pops up. Then my wife who’s a nurse says the same thing. “You got this” as she lives to say. Ok let’s f’kin do this. Back to studying
I’m a ex special forces soldier, male, and ended up valedictorian… and I cried during a clinic talking to my teacher… you’ll be alright.
I struggled with depression and anxiety in my first program then, my first patient died in clinical. Full. Code. I did compressions 5 times and held her head still while she was agonal breathing while the physican inserted a line. My professor was not available to talk with me about it after words and I ended up not coping with it well at all and my grades slipped. I got kicked out and I only had 1 semester to go before I would get my BSN. Instead, I will be graduating in 5 days with my ASN.
I feel much more prepared now. I worked as a tech during all of Covid and even got a Nursing Apprenticeship so I have been practicing being a nurse at the bedside for 8 months now. I feel so ready even though I know I don't know everything.
Sometimes, it works out for the best.
Best of luck everyone!
Our med surg I professor taught us that we can hide our tears by tilting our head and for them to drain into your lacrimal anatomy. That's how reputabley sadistic nursing school is.
My last med/surg professor (thank goodness she quit!!) told us that if we were to get a blood test before her exams, our WBCs would be through the roof because of how stressed we will be. I'm like "Thank you, Mrs. Obvious, we get it that you enjoy torturing students" 🙄
I REALLY NEEDED THIS 🥰🥰🙏🏾🙏🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾‼️‼️
So relatable. My Internship is not going well, the nurses are not welcoming and my stress level is going to the roof. I feel so overwhelmed and not heard and I am constantly overthinking. I make silly mistakes because of it. This just makes me wonder if I have made the right decision.
Hey just to let you know that you are not alone in this. Even I had to go through this situation. Dont' give up.
my clinical instructor literally has pulled me aside 3x for overthinking. So relatable! You're not alone
@@rachelkritz9632 my senior just taunted me while saying that I am not a kid just because I started crying. Yes,right at the beginning I have met the worst nurses and still had to go through this.
I can totally identify with this all the way. Nurses don’t always make things easy.
Mine too is not going well.Most of the time I go back home feeling bad
I cried so much this semester... But I am so proud of myself for continuing on. I take finals tomorrow and Tuesday and I feel sooooo much better than I did at the beginning of this semester!💜💜💜
I cried yesterday. Failed a check off.
This was me today! I failed my last exam before finals, and i only have 2 finals left. I'm currently not passing either. I cried in the car and when i got home. i have so much to do and feel very overwhelmed. I do use a planner but having been sick for the past week hasn't helped and just trying to push through has been tough. I have dealt with thinking about what if i fail and have to start over because I'm in a PN program and i don't get to retake classes. Thanks for this video!
Thank you for addressing this...I was an EMS worker for 20+ years then entered nursing school....I cried a few times through nursing school and after NCLEX...but I made it through. I want to say those that cry, you will get through this....this will pass....it will pass like a kidney stone sometimes, but it will pass
I am currently in an LVN /RN Transition program and am about to graduate. We all took a cardiovascular/respiratory critical care test a few weeks ago where pretty much everyone failed the exam. My grade was so bad that I almost cried when I saw the grade on my computer... You'd never seen such a grim, despondent group. I went to the bathroom and cried, figured I was out. Exams are 65% of our grade so bombing one exam can really truly end you in this class. Instructor reviewed the test, several questions were tossed out and more weight was given to select all that apply and next gen questions. Now I'm back to making an A/high B (depending on how I do on the final!), am graduating in a couple of weeks and I landed my dream job already! I have to say your videos have helped me quite a bit and they came highly recommended. Thank you for what you do.
I'm just starting this program and just looking at all the books has me crying already 😂
Thank you Sarah 💕 I’m about to graduate and so excited
Am I male first semester, I’ve already cried and been through the stages of grief in a day. Personally I very open about crying when someone asks me do I and I say YES. I feel crying has helped me get rid of all the stress build up and it made me feel better after and I keep moving on!
Hello, Sarah thank you for this, I needed to hear this right now. I'm already in my last year in nursing school and lately, I feel so overwhelmed and scared about taking the licensure exam. I was scared and stress thinking if I will pass. Thank you for this message. I feel heard and this calmed me somehow. Thank you so much for being an inspiration.
Your videos really helped me in the past years in nursing school. Thank you so much.
I needed to hear this thank you so much!
You posted this while I’m crying 😢
I needed this at the Moment!!!!! 🥺
i love how this popped out as I was crying because of how we were tasked to make a website for nursing informatics.
Live millions of years.. you touched my heart👍
I got kicked out of my RN program for failing two classes last June. I felt like it was the end of the world. I cried every day. I fell into depression again. And I decided nothing is going to happen if I’m just sitting around crying all day so I applied for the LVN program and got in and now I’m about to finish in September and go back to the same RN program I got kicked out of and I get to start off where I left off so I only have 7 months of my RN to do. It doesn’t matter how you get there as long as you put in the work for it. If you have goals go for it!!! There is always going to be obstacles in your way but it’s your job to overcome them and those obstacles shape who you become
Do NOT put unnecessary energy into shedding tears when you feel unempowered.
Stand up. Straighten your back. Take a step back and look around.
Next, turn on YOUR theme song. That song makes you feel emboldened.
Now, THINK: What must you change to reach the next goal?
Don't know? Keep thinking and research the answer. It's there and will appear when you open your mind to solutions.
Good luck, and thank you for your service in the medical field.
Respect for nurses and med staff. Some people do not deserve kindness from you guys. What turns a nurse sour, besides endless shifts, are bad attitudes from patient and coworker alike. Makes it unbearable. Also a big sacrifice and commitment since patient-staff ratio is insane. I don’t know how people do it, I’d rather be a farmer.
agreed.
I am one with the pressure cooker✋😎 so many tears were shed in my last semester of nursing school.
I'm gonna get real personal.......... I had a long road to get to school, I started last year and my very first day of class (LPN program) my stepdaughter (19 at the time) died in a car wreck. I lasted 3 weeks after that and I just couldn't do it, couldn't remember being there some days etc. So I withdrew myself from the program. I had rearranged my life to accommodate all this nursing school stuff at the ripe age of 40, to only have my life completely altered. I've lost a parent already but this is not the natural order of things and it's still hard to grasp. I stayed PRN at my job (from my previous fulltime) for this year after, I needed it. I've come a long way in this year and I've grabbed the bull by the horns and will be starting again next week. I'm saying that to tell you to take a break if you need to, find a program that suits you if possible. If you really want it, mentally prepare yourself and you can overcome anything.
Same, I always feel better after crying and my mind is being cleared
I feel this way right now omgee. I’m breaking down to my friends and family I’m so over whelmed and I’m at the end sheeze. Thank you for this video ❤️🩹
It’s okay to cry and pray to God.
Get up and reboots your positive energy.
Never forgive on your dream and passion in wanting to be a awesome nurse ♥️
you released this in time for around my finals next week and a test in 2 days 😵💫😩 i feel like i’m drowning right now. just trying to see the light at the end of the tunnel!
Found this video and it hit really deep… I’ve cried at least once in each clinical rotation
I’m midway through nursing school. I have good grades. I’m passing ATIs with a level 3. All of a sudden I have lost my motivation. I’m questioning and doubting myself Every. Single. Day. I don’t know why I’m just trying to push through the last few months. This video came popped up right on time. 😩
I’m in the exact same boat….have done well so far (not without many good cries!); so close to being done but suddenly I just want to give up for no good reason. I keep going because I think about the alternative and know I wouldn’t forgive myself. Hardest thing I’ve ever done without a doubt! We got this!,❤️
@@lizr9755 thank you for kind words. I guess we all hit that point at least once in our schooling journey. That’s what keeps me going as well. We can quit or keep pushing both hurt, but have different outcomes. It’s hard, but we’ll definitely get there! Let’s keep pushing! ❤️
That is called a burnout!! You need to practice self-care and take a break from studying. If you have good cushioning in your courses, you won't have to work as hard because you can kind of "afford" to get less than expected for a grade. When I feel like I am starting to burnout, I just do what I love. Go out with my friends and have a good time. This usually snaps me out of burnout pretty quickly. I also bought one of those badge-buddies that says "RN" on the bottom of it. If I need motivation to study, I just look at that and think of how I will get to use it in four months when I pass everything.
i cried watching this. i feel like you gave me permission to let my emotion go
I needed to see this today 🥲😞 I’m taking 3 prerequisite courses , working full time and in the background of all that studying for TEAS and NCLEX 😭😩 it’s ok to take moments to breath, cry, sleep and keep your phone on DND. Nothing is the end of the world
Thank you so much for your help
I have anxiety , and one of my biggest concern is what if i fail nursing school it's very expensive to fail ,especially if your in a different country
This is heartbreaking ...I am here and wish to offer support to those courageous people wanting to join nursing. It is hard..you deserve and need support. Please know those of us on the end of our career appreciate your willingness to serve our community. Please reach out, those of us that love nursing want you to be successful.
Thank you for this nurse sarah. You are a big help to me 💖💖💖
I will freely admit that I have cried multiple times... one instance that stands out: it was one am and my printer was being stupid. I needed to print something out for clinical the next day, and the clinical day started at 445 for me because I needed to be there at 6 am. The printer not working was the straw that broke the camel's back- I sat on the floor and sobbed for a good 20 minutes because I felt so overwhelmed. And now in 6 weeks, I finish my first year!
Girl, printer issues in nursing school are the absolute WORST! I can’t tell you how many times I had breakdowns over something not loading or printing🤦🏼♀️ but congrats on almost being done with your first year!!!!
36 years old, I cried after my first Maternity/OB exam. It's hard. Crying is the body's way to release these emotions.
I felt my world was crushing at the end of this semester ;failed two classes i was doing well in them for a clinical mix up that ended with me arriving late. Despite all my appeal i was told i had to repeat the classes. I have cried so much i am discouraged to return.
Prove the enemy wrong and keep going💪🏽💪🏽
I just have been having a tough couple of days just being overwhelmed by finals, and crying really is therapeutic!