Saturday, January 26, 2013

OMG!


I was not overreacting! OMG! I can now say that I have survived the first week of nursing school. Many factors contributed for this being a particularly hard week. First I started the week completely sleep deprived. I was so excited the night before that I couldn’t fall asleep. My Fibromyalgia was in full gear after my last HepB shot, which had only been 5 days before. I had been throwing up as a reaction and was able to eat hardly anything during that week.
Here are some of the challenges I experienced:
   started the week sleep deprived
   level 8 pain form fibromyalgia induced by vaccination
   vomiting and unable to eat due to vaccination reaction
   lots of problems creating accounts and logging in to all the online books and courses
   hours on the phone with technical support
   elementary school strike and lack of plan B childcare
   kid with strep throat, high fever, rash and unable to eat
   kid with lice
   missed an intire 3 hour lecture because the college messed up my schedule
   stress trying at catch up missed class
   lots and lots of homework
   my business partner away on vacation (me taking over)

So, here I am questioning how long I’m going to last. The thought of enduring this for the next 16 months without a break makes me feel my life is over. I guess I could try to see in a different light. I could say this IS my new life. I feel like I have developed a new personality. My life as a full-time student is very different to my life at home and it feels like I have a double personality. I know this sounds crazy and maybe it is just part of my adaptation to this completely foreign experience.

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