Wife changing careers

[lakelover]

Woo hoo. My wife just got accepted into graduate school so she can change careers after 22 years as a nurse. That's a job that'll burn out any person and their family. They can't pay enough to make it good for the family.<br /><br />She's following her lifelong ambition, to be a teacher. Will entail financial sacrifice, but congrats to her!

 

[JB]

Re: Wife changing careers

Good for her, LL! <br /><br />My oldest daughter just finished her graduate degree in Nursing, to become a licensed practitioner. Also her lifelong dream after 26 years as a NICU nurse.

 

[mrloring]

Re: Wife changing careers

Great! A teacher the greatest of all professions! (slightly biased opinion) Good luck.

 

[Ron G]

Re: Wife changing careers

congrates

 

[AzMeadMan]

Re: Wife changing careers

Way to go Mrs Lake. I hope she enjoys teaching. <br /><br />My sister was in nursing for a few years. She has worked for Medical Attny's the last several years and is much happier and makes way more money.

 

[dakk1]

Re: Wife changing careers

Takes a lot of courage to change careers mid stride so to speak. Good for her and you.<br /><br />Dave..

 

[lakelover]

Re: Wife changing careers

Thanks for the support, we're off on our new journey.

 

[NOSLEEP]

Re: Wife changing careers

Congrats on her new career.<br />And I am sure she was greatly appreciated in her<br />role as a nurse. In my books their are few<br />professions that have angels in uniforms.

 

[deputydawg]

Re: Wife changing careers

Congrats to her! <br /><br />My wife just graduated last December at age 34 earning a degree in elementary education and special education. <br /><br />Teaching is a low paying thankless job, but the satisfaction she will find will amaze you and her.