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So.... I'm going to graduate this June with my RN. I'm super excited but sad at the same time. I graduate on June 27, my birthday falls on the 26. It should be the best week ever and I will make it my best to do so. Long story short, I grew up in a dysfunctional family so the people who mean the most to me won't be there. That makes me sad. Yes, perhaps I can invite other people but at the end of the day if the people who mean the most to you aren't there supporting you...it doesn't mean much. I had this on my vision board since I was 18 years old. I took breaks in between but NEVER gave up. I worked at a hair salon for 7 years, once Covid hit I left and went back to school. Worked my way up the ladder. CNA, LPN, and now RN. I didn't ask my family for a dime. I saved my money and did everything on my own. Now, seems like everything bad is happening and I feel discouraged. It's never been about me. I've always been the black sheep of the family yet the glue that holds everything together. Yes, I know people have it worse than me and I'm beyond grateful for the things I have! But sometimes at least one time... I want it to be about me! I'm proud of myself b/c I did it all on my own! Without a helping hand or anyone believing in me. I hope I don't offend anyone but you don't know how lonely you are when the only person you have to depend on is God. 😔



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DHggmu · 31-35, M
This is a happy moment, don’t let anyone bring you down. You’ve worked hard to get where you are, harder than most people I’d bet. Those closest to you should be proud, should be doing everything they can to be there and support you. It’s time for you to be a bit selfish, invite people who care, make it about you and make it a happy moment. They’ll regret not being able to share this with you.
@DHggmu Thank you!!
Strictmichael75 · 61-69, M
Congratulations on your achievement
Be proud of your success
If your family doesn’t want to come then they don’t deserve you
You will go far!
If ever you need to chat am a good listener
Enjoy your day
Michael
@Strictmichael75 Thank you!
Strictmichael75 · 61-69, M
@Goldengirl22 You are welcome
JoyfulSilence · 51-55, M
Thank you for your service.

Last year I was in a hospital for 1.5 months. Staff saved my life. I had several surgeries, lots of daily pills and injections, washings, therapy, etc. I could not walk and was cathetered at both holes. Then I was in rehab for 2 weeks (they had planbed a month but insurance cut it short). My mom changed my dressings after. Since then I have had 9 doctor visits, each with nurses, and two procedures (colon probes) under anaesthesia. In two weeks I have laser treatment for my eyes. I still take a few pills, developed by countless nurses, no doubt.
Patriot96 · 56-60, C
Congratulations, my gf and I are nurses. Its a great career
Nebula · 46-50, F
That's so awesome, congratulations!
Patriot96 · 56-60, C
Congratulations, youll do a great job
luckranger71 · 51-55, M
This is such a great post. You should be incredibly proud of yourself. Cherish those that are there for you. Congratulations and thoroughly enjoy your graduation!!!👩‍🎓
@luckranger71 Thank you.God bless.
SW-User
First of all, congratulations on your accomplishments. Don't let anyone step on your toes or steal your glory. You worked very hard to get where you are at. It's nice to have something so profound happen in your life, it is more than admirable
OldBrit · 61-69, M
Firstly - huge congratulations. Brilliant success.
Secondly very sad you're in this situation but enjoy it for yourself you've done it.
Teslin · M
Congratulations and be proud of your accomplishments. Make the best of the day, remember it is YOUR day.
Congratulations! You've worked so hard.
JohnnyNoir · 61-69, M
You made it and that's what counts
@JohnnyNoirThank you.
@VeronicaJane Thank you!
lovingdead · 36-40, M
Congratulations, and I'd go to your graduation:)
matthewjames · 18-21, M
Tastyfrzz · 61-69, M
Congratulations! Sounds like it's been a tough row to hoe. My mom was an RN. You'll always be able to find work. What's the next thing on your vision board?
Samek · 36-40, M
Heck ya, congratulations! 👏
HotPizza71 · 51-55, M
Your a powerful intelligent amazing human being.
I wished I could be there clapping for you at your graduation. But will celebrate and be thinking of your incredible achievement,which is all down to you. Yes you are the glue that holds those around you together. But you know someday Soon,you'll have to be brave enough to step away,for your own sanity more than anything.xx
@HotPizza71 Thank you my wonderful friend.

 
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