Dear Future Nurse,
I know that you are
terrified, “shaking in your boots”, and completely unsure about yourself. You
are questioning if you made the right choice. Will you actually be able to
complete this program? What if you cannot do it? Your family has dedicated and
sacrificed so much for you to be here, and you cannot afford to disappoint
them. “You can do this” is a daily mantra that you should repeat to yourself
because you actually can. Believe in yourself. You want to help others, and this
is the right place, the right time, and you are the right person to do this.
Your parents believe in you, your family supports you, Georgia Baptist chose
you to be a representative in their student body. You have ample tools to
succeed, so use them accordingly. You are excited about figuring out exactly where
you fit in within the hospital. Continue with that fervor and stay motivated
even on your lowest, most exhausting days. Your feet may ache, your eyes may be
tired, but you know that it is all worth it when your patients are smiling, feeling
better, and appreciate your efforts to maintain their safety
and comfort. You live for serving others, and you have been guided towards and
have followed the correct path to do exactly that with your life. So, yes, you
may be terrified, but you know this is truly what you want to do with your life.
Work hard, keep your faith, and continue fighting for your future patients
because you truly need each other. You are capable, you are dedicated, and you
are ready. Do not convince yourself otherwise. Congratulations on your journey;
I cannot wait to see you at the finish line.
Sincerely,
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