"Keep your dreams alive. Understand to achieve anything requires faith and belief in yourself, vision, hard work, determination, and dedication. Remember all things are possible for those who believe."
As I wake up each day, I suddenly realize that I’m no longer a child. Fantasies, as they say, craft a child to dream more and more and construct a superlative world. I would on no account desire those fantasies to vanish.
It’s been a while since my rejection at the PRC for Local Nursing board Exam application (good thing I had it processed now). Since then, I got thwarted and developed the habit of taking things too lightly. Now, it’s only days before the judgment day. But then I realized that if I’ll continue becoming slothful, I won’t be able to make it. Shouting “I will top the Board Exam” in reviews won’t really help if you will not do your part.
But I always ask myself, “What’s next after the board exam?” It really riddles me. If I pass (hopefully), would there be a guarantee that I will be able to survive considering the number of nurses (jobless nurses!) in the Philippines? The competition is really sturdy.
This philosophy I came to realize when I was in my graduating year in college. I should have a fallback! That is where I decided to take the NMAT (National Medical Admission Test)
Although I didn’t achieve a good grade in NMAT, right now I’m doing inquiries on medical schools that would admit and train me to become a good doctor. I’m just waiting for my recommendation letter and off I go.
6 more years of endless nights.
I hope to survive.
God be with me.
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