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Personal Narrative: My Recovery In Nursing School

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This last week was not the best. I might've bombed my Chemistry final; I studied for days from the book and practice exams. The test was nothing like I expected it to be, and now my hopes of getting into the nursing program are going down the drain. I still need to find out what I got, but I just feel defeated. Thank you for your prayers, I need them right now. Hopefully I can get back to you with some good news. I hope everything is going well with you and your school year so far. Take care,

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