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why'd you want to become a CNA?

is being a cna harder then being a nurse im wanting to work my way up to nursing

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natalie’s Answer

honestly becoming a Cna was the best decision I have ever made in my entire life. since I was 14 all I wanted to do was become a pediatrics nurse, this is just one step closer to having the dream job I wanted. becoming a Cna is difficult I can tell you that, but also a LPN and Rn and everything above a Cna is hard. my mother is going through Rn school right now and its gonna take her 6 years to finish these classes. all that matters though is us taking care of patients that really are going through tough times
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Nico’s Answer

Hi, Emma!

I am not a CNA, however, I always find myself wanting to find groups where I can be around other individuals in my career field. I would recommend heading to Facebook, if you have one, and searching for some group pages where CNAs congregate to discuss different aspects of the job. I know Reddit is also another great source to find genuine people discussing genuine things. I'll attach a link to a Reddit forum I found that is filled with personal responses from active CNAs. I hope this helps somewhat!

https://www.reddit.com/r/nursing/comments/1q3xg1/new_cna_here_what_are_some_things_i_can_do_to_get/

Nico recommends the following next steps:

Search Facebook for CNA group pages
Check out Reddit for CNA group pages
Meet CNAs at you local hospice care facilities
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