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From a future nurse’s perspective: A letter to my future self and to you Upon graduating high school, students are hounded with millions of questions and tips that sound like this “what do you want to do?” or “Do what you love” and “Choose something that will pay your bills”. All of these suggestions are all confusing and contradictory. As a teenager, I had no sure response to any of these comments. It took a few months of an official college semester to help me realize what I had to do decide on my career path. I had to dig within and think about who I was as a person. My entire life I have cared for others without realizing that I go out of way to do anything to help someone in need. It has always been this way. From the day I sat beside

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