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Personal Narrative: My Clinical Reflection

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The sixth quarter of the program, plenty more of exciting things to learn. Because in nursing, there are so many areas I can enjoy and fit in. I am very excited about this quarter even things get, though. I had a great experience last week, and I learned different things. It was interesting when I listened to the therapist while she was asking questions about stress management. Each of the patients answered differently based on their experience. From the beginning I was scared, but now I feel free to deal with them. I enjoyed that day, and I am looking forward to continuing enjoying the rest of my clinical

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