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Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Wednesday- Looking into the future #2

First I want to tell you how much I love my family. They are so supportive. I couldn't do this without them. My parents are such wonderful people, and my sister is just amazing. Today I was thinking about my professional life. I know that I need to work hard to give my son a life that he deserves. Tomorrow I am starting part time at a spa. Hey its something right? I am really excited about this job, and since it is part time, I can spend more quality time with my little man. But really what I want to do is become a nurse. Its something I have always wanted to do. I made the mistake of going to a two year school for travel, hoping to become a travel agent. It didn't work out because agencies are closing down. Everyone uses the internet. I hope that when Ty starts pre-school I can go back to school. It will take a long time because of my schedule, but i'll do it. I'm determined to do it. I would like to work in pediatrics, either in a Nicu, or an office. Tyson has taught me so much about myself. I am more patient, I feel stronger, I feel like he has opened up my confidence more. I used to be so shy before him, but now i'm not. Tyson doesn't have a voice, so I have to stand up for him. Thats why I want to go into pediatrics. I want to help these tiny babies get strong, I want to make them better. So hopefully one day I will get to do that. This blog is about hope. I realise I am hoping for a lot more and it helps me see what is important to me. Thank you so much for reading.


PS. Does anyone know where the spell check on here is?? LOL

3 comments:

  1. yes... when you are writing your blog there is an abc with a check mark on it... I think.... Other wise you can copy paste into Word then fix the errors.

    And I want to be a pediatric physician's assistant or a midwife... and DEFINATELY a lactation consultant...

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  2. i think you would make a wonderful nurse, especially in pediatrics =]

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