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Thinking about Nursing School

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    Nursing school huh? I say go for it. I would go back to school & take nursing but I know that my back can't handle it.

    As for the gore stuff, I can watch it on TV, but I don't know how I would handle it up close & personal. I'm sure that you would get use to it after a while.

    Working in a trauma setting is pretty hardcore. It takes a special kind of person to work in that field. You strike me as a tough cookie though.
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    Kathy,

    Good luck with your decision. There are many nursing jobs that are "spine-friendly."

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