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[nodalstudies]

thursday, april 25, 2024 | day 25/60

growth reflections — i found that releasing my resistance to deep intimacy has been healing. i had some traumatic relationship experiences that made me shield myself from being too vulnerable, out of fear that i’d suffer again. i think a bit of fear is normal bc there’s always a risk with intimacy, but now i’ve learned not to let it control me :) i am proud of myself

habit tracking ♠️ academics: studied and took my comprehensive anatomy and physio exam 🥲 fitness: pilates! my favorite moves are dance based so i want to do some more barre spiritual growth: meditated and journaled

[puffyrice]

7 AM study + breakfast before my intro to nursing class

[practicingmagicandmedicine]

perfect day for some patio studying

[lattehouse]

welcome to the fall semester on lattehouse ˚*•̩̩͙✩•̩̩͙*˚＊

about lattehouse ━━

maegan (meg)

she/her

20

british, born in the uk

currently studying: nursing school prerequisite diploma!

i speak english/welsh/spanish

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fall semester mood ━━ early mornings, black coffee, sunset lamp, cream blush, moleskine, comforting literature, silk pillowcases, dancing in the rain, studying at local libraries, messy top-knots, farmers markets, homemade soup, cashmere sweaters

what to expect from me this semester:

nursing school themed academia

frequent study updates

chats about my kitties

& everything cozy and fall

also: i track #lattehouse

[learningkait]

8/12/22

i officially finished my first week of nursing school! it's been a lot to take in with getting used to the heavy workload, but i love how much i'm learning.

some highlights of my first week was buying my first stethoscope, practicing taking people's blood pressure & listening to all the different pulse points, and getting my cpr certification :)

[chai-and-study]

Almost Midterms 📚

[dyingroses]

How you're supposed to go up the stairs when you are using crutches or a cane:

[martina-lm]

Il dolore assurdo ai talloni e schiena quando sei in reparto e sempre in piedi 🫠

[paigestudies]

hiii I made this blog to post ✨realistic✨nursing student day in the life posts, study tips, nursing student must haves, and etc!! Please feel free to follow along with me! :)

[lizzrnco]

[nodalstudies]

whereabouts of february 11, 2024 🗒️

can’t believe it’s already week 6 and my first proper nursing class is starting up soon! every day has just been a choice between discipline and comfort. i love myself enough to keep fostering my growth academically and mentally.

i also got myself a valentine today <3 a win for sapphics everywhere!

[puffyrice]

Just made my themed notion planner for November. I'm really focusing on organization as the semester picks up.

[practicingmagicandmedicine]

I got an A on my third exam of the semester! This one was definitely more of a challenge than the previous test, but it feels good to know that even the completely new material is sticking in my brain well. Now getting ready for the lab midterm - the histology is the most intimidating but I feel good about it.

- [ x ] Chapter 6 Video Lectures 🎥

- [ ] 💀 Finish Chapter 6 Notes

- [ x ] Chapter 6 Connect Assignment 🫀

- [ x ] 🔬 Lab Midterm Study Guide

- [ ] Lab practice questions ⚗️

[just-another-dionysus-devotee]

TW MENTIONS OF DELUSIONS NOTHING MAJOR

Ok so ive been super absent for a few weeks as my mental health started deteriorating severely and i was lowkey thrown into a delusional psychotic episode i am fine now ,

Anyhow i want to get back to this little community and start posting again , one i thing i want to post is info posts about deities and my experiences with them ive already done dionysus , i will be doing apollo , hermes , aphrodite and ares , helios and hypnos if anyone is interested !

This is a little off topic but if anyone who sees this is a nurse or a student nurse id appreciate any tips as im going into that field of study this year !

[learningkait]

08/31/22

i am officially one month into nursing school! these past four weeks have been very demanding because the classes are accelerated, so sometimes it feels like there's so much information and not enough hours of the day to make a dent in it.

this month has been about finding out which studying methods are the most efficient while still being able to retain the information, and learning from my peers and what works for them has been very helpful! i've also made sure to set aside some time for self care this week, because it's been very easy to feel burnt out from balancing school and my chronic illness.

[blue-flickers]

Just some real basic info on each system 🫀🫁🧠