Practical Nursing Graduation Speech

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Hello everyone! My name is Brittany Thomas. I graduated from Tunstall High School in 2013 and now I’m here at Patrick Henry Community College majoring in Practical Nursing. I have a 3-year-old little girl by the name of Bri’Asia. When I get time off from school and work I like to do craft activities with my daughter. Other than that I’m just focused on working toward receiving my Practical Nursing Certificate. I hope everyone have a wonderful school year

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