I am Graduate in data Procvessing and my wife is a Nurse.
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Here's the 5 steps involved in immigration to Quebec under the provincial nomination program (much faster then the federal one)\n\nhttp://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/anglais/immigration/permanent-worker/step.html\n\nEvaluate if you qualify using the questionnaire that they provide.\n\nIf you qualify you'll receive a Certificate of Selection which you take to the embassy to obtain your immigrant visa (the embassy does the medical and security checks)\n\nGood Luck
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My job is a full time mom, and I know I am just BSing my way through this.  Someone will catch on eventually...probably my daughter!
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My partner died of (breast) cancer at the age of 34 - ten years ago. I still have a deep love for her...her memory and the time we spent together. I started dating after about three years and eventually married after five years. I occasionally talk about her to my wife who knows that I loved her  agreat deal. It was a very powerful time in my life going through the whole process, both painfull and very special - magical at times and a deeply spiritual expereince. I would never want to forget it as a monumental time. However, life moves forwards in every way. It was funny that my partners mother was in Aushwitz and I went to see her about a month after the funeral. She asked me if I had found a new girlfreind yet! I told her that not enought time had passed. She told me to get on with life. She, if anyone, should know such things. It took me some time to integrate what had happened then I did move on. And now I have a great wife and i am in the next chapter of the story. Turn the page when you are ready and remember that the previous chapter will always be there...dont' wait longer than you need to and let it unfold naturally. Good luck.
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My wife is the bravest person I know.  She was diagnosed with Lupus at the age of 15.  The doctors told her that her life expectancy would be ten years.  Imagine being told that at fifteen.  Last year she turned 28 and finished dental school.  She is doing great.  We are planning on having our first child next year and have been given the help and support we need by loving and caring doctors.  Our life is wonderful, inspite of this terrible disease.  She has her good days and her bad ones.  Sometimes she can't walk up a flight of stairs or carry in the groceries but we look at eachother and laugh realizing that our kids will probably have to push us around in wheelchairs when we get older.  I love her more than anything and she feels the same about me.  I go to the doctors with her and share in her care.  There is hope out there and you have to find someone who will be willing to take the journey with you.  I'm not saying it's always easy, I have my down days too, but I wouldn't change a thing.  She has made me a stronger man and I have been able to have the life that I only dreamed of.  I wish you the best of luck.  Don't give up hope you'll find someone out there who's willing to share life with you.
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I think both are great and your choice should depend on your lifestyle. Of course you have to take into consideration the pay, but don't forget about the hours.  If you have kids/wife (or are planning to have them) think about the benefit of being a teacher.  You will have this time off with them.  As far as the nursing, I personally think sonography is a great choice. This was actually what I wanted to do as a profession.  My plans where sidetracked because of my son. You could still have a family and do nursing, so I guess the point is just keep in mind other factors besides the obvious one of money.
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As long as you have a pulse, it's never too late. I'm 32 and looking into Registered Nursing. Just got out of the Military after 12 years. My ex father-in-law sold his successful Alarm Installation business at age 45 and became a flight attendant for a year or so. Then opened up a Sub way. He has 8 of them now. Follow your dreams grasshopper.
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My wife and I used Kaiser Permanente for a couple of years.
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I think about all the other patients that have lived because of the care I've given them.  I try to save those in my care with all the newest equipment and knowledge I have, and know that even doing my best will not work all the time.  In the end, I get down on my knees and pray for strength to work the next day to a profession that clearly requires a heart full of compassion for the sick and which some times is not fully appreciated by others. So, from a NURSE....Thank you.
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when i was graduated from my collage with very good degree
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My wife started nursing at 16 as a cadet nurse. I think they call them care assistants now. Then when she was 18 she started her nurse training with two years experience behind her
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If it's really your dream then go after it. Worry about those other details when you need to. If you want it bad enough, you'll be able to balance going after your degree and spending time w/your daughter.\n\nGood luck!
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You should look up the NYC registry for nurses aids they will tell you what you need to know.
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Chesterfield Rugby - with my wife.
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go into nursing, it is a nursing home.
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The best I can think of is doing a blended MSN/MBA or MSN/MPH. This combination of degrees should give you the education needed to put you in hospital administration or work in healthcare policy. The MSN could also give you enough education to teach nursing to students that are aspiring BSN's, LPN's or ADN's. The Doctor of Nursing Practice could also prepare you for a career in research or education, and at most institutions that is only one extra year of schooling. The DNP is a new degree, but with healthcare you never know what the future holds. Or you could take the next 4+ years and become a PhD. \n\nHow does Dr. Lilbittygirl sound? I think it has a ring to it! Reach for the sky...
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Dude, best of luck to you but this question really doesn't make much sense to ask.  We don't know either of you as people so how do you expect us to make any accurate judgements on how likely it is that you have a future together?  I would take it SLOW and wait until you are not a student at the college anymore before pursuing anything though so that you protect both of your futures, yours as a student who wants to graduate there and hers as an employee.
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depending in your field. if it is physic my daughter went to the hospital and got a job taking people in for x-ray.  In her free time she helped others When she graduated she moved up fast because they knew she was a good worker & didn't mind starting at the bottom.