Am I Too Old to Become a Nurse?

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Am I Too Old to Become a Nurse?
What is the best age to become a nurse?
Do you think I can handle the nursing job in my 40's, 50's & 60's?
These are just a few of the questions that I get from people concerned that they are too old to pursue their dream of becoming a nurse!
If there is one thing that I have learned about being a nurse for 6 years it is this.... age is just a number.
What is more important is your health, vitality & willingness to take one new challenges!
I do think that nursing will make & keep you young... unlike the popular belief that it runs you down.
I think because we are constantly on the move & mentally challenged daily we stay alert & in shape (as long as you make sure you diet is good as well... which is one of the biggest challenges).
So if you want to become a nurse... go for it!!!
You do not want to be 114 years old sitting in bed wondering what you life could have been like!!!
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Ok, see you soon soon!!
xoxo
- Caroline
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