Adda Mabalina

This is it guys, my last semester in college. I am graduating in May, and it is absolutely surreal.

I have been in school since I was five years old. FIVE. 18 years of my life, I have devoted my time to going to class, doing homework, studying, and procrastinating. It's crazy to think that I will be in the working world a year or less from now (God willing). I won't be worrying about a test, my grades, my gpa, or anything related to school for a while. I will be working as a registered nurse for a couple of years before I go back to grad school for my MSN. I have to say though, that I am absolutely terrified. There is so much I have to do before I graduate and so much I have to do after I graduate! Four major tests, six minor tests, two major papers, ten minor papers, and a 90-hour preceptorship left before graduation. A whole bunch of studying will occur after graduation to take my NCLEX. OMG, I AM GOING TO TAKE MY NCLEX.

I have been partially freaking out over graduation each day since this semester started, but I am absolutely freaking out now because I drank two cups of coffee, and am in the middle of this case study that I have spent four hours on researching the pathophysiology of basal ganglia hemorrhages (with nothing written out yet...). I really need to understand this just so I can write it out.

So I need to breathe a little bit, drink water to flush out this burst of energy, and then get back to my paper. But...I think this blog helped a lot :).

Back to EVIL!!!!

....I mean, my case study.

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