While I have made many friends from various sources around
campus, there has been one that has sustained since my first semester. Through taking Anatomy and Physiology I and II together, living on the
same hall in the dorms, and being in choir, I have gained a great friendship
with a fellow individual in our cohort.
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| What stress does to us. Photo Credit: Sandy Sue Arce |
We have gone through many good times such as passing nursing
pre-requisite classes, going on random adventures to the store late at night
for candy, and In-N-Out runs. I am thankful for these awesome times. On the
other hand, we have also had many bad times: getting no sleep, becoming
distracted while working on homework and studying, and having those stressful
and unmotivated days. Despite these bad times, going through college with this
person has been quite an adventure.
She is not only a study buddy, but also a great
friend. This individual is someone who is there for me and cares for me. I try my
best to do the same for her! I think it is important to have amazing friends not only in nursing
school, but in college and life in general. I would encourage anyone to take a
look into their life to recognize and appreciate those people who are there for
them. With that said, I do hope and wish to gain more long lasting friendships with people in my cohort as my journey in the program goes along! I love making new friends!
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| First day wearing our uniforms! Photo Credit: Sandy Sue Arce |
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| First all-nighter of Nursing school = no fun. Photo Credit: Sandy Sue Arce |
To anyone who reads this blog post, this entry is in recognition of my awesome nursing study buddy Katie Jo! I appreciate her and our friendship so much!
