Surviving CRNA school| SRNA with a Newborn Baby

[@ThriveCRNA]

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[@rkaraev]

Currently starting a DNP 36 month CRNA program. Relocating from the west coast to Pennsylvania with my wife and kids. We have a 4 year old and a 1 year old. It has been done with many CRNAs and SRNAs I network with on social and professional platforms. Never let kids or family stop you because it can be done; in fact they are my WHY and fuel my fire. Be relentless in the pursuit of what makes your heart on fire! It’s great to hear your story because in ratio their isn’t that many of us with kids that take on such an endeavor but it only makes the journey so much more exciting and worth it. We are unicorns and I love how you embrace that and put with in my sails. Thank You! I can’t wait for the last first day of school of my life!

[@ThriveCRNA]

Thank you for your comment and sharing your experience. Support system in place is essential for success in school. It is great that you have your wife and children with you in school. All the sacrifice and diligence will be worth it in the end. I love being a CRNA.

[@sheaNERD]

Oh my gosh! I was just telling my boyfriend about how I didn’t know what to do about starting CRNA school in a few years, getting married, and having children. I feel so afraid that I won’t be able to accomplish my goals if I get married and have children before going back to school (I’m 27 turning 28 and a new grad ICU Nurse). WOW! You are amazing!! I am definitely going to put my fears aside and plan accordingly. I can do it too!!!

[@ThriveCRNA]

I totally understand the fear of being in school with a family. Check out another video I have on my journey in CRNA school. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJO0doGpqpeCd80

[@upbeataffirmations7171]

amazing experience and journey. Your amazing surviving crna school with a baby.

[@ThriveCRNA]

Thank You

[@lashante2793]

I just wanted to say thank you. I'm so glad I came across this video. Im currently a DNP SRNA and oh the stories I could share with you about my journey. I have two more years to go and I keep telling myself don't give up keep pushing. But I will say the struggle is real.

[@ThriveCRNA]

I am proud of you and never give up. You are going to love being a CRNA. Here are some videos that I want to share on My Journey in CRNA School: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJO0doGpqpeCd80, 5 PROVEN Ways To Be SUCCESSFUL With A Family: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iGHVZXd9oNOBkM0 Thank you for watching and "keep pushing".

[@kajmiiir__RN_BSN_CCRN]

@lashante how's it going? Are you done?

[@JillianSelbyPicture]

GREAT INFORMATION, I LOVE IT !!

[@kingstonstreet3726]

Thanks for responding

[@espanolita123]

You inspire me !!!!

[@kingstonstreet3726]

I’m watching all of your videos,I intended to consult with you in the future about crna

[@ThriveCRNA]

Thanks for watching

[@marathongirl1000]

Some times your videos are useless babble and I have to stop listening after a few minutes! But this one was right on point! Very inspirational and your kids are so cute.

[@tamaraali6651]

Hi 😊, So you are very inspiring. I am thinking of taking the plunge. I am a mom of 7. Baby is 8 weeks. I have PICU AND Peds CICU experience however, for the last 8 yrs I’ve worked part time as a sedation nurse in ped radiology. I have been considering returning to ICU and possibly applying to CRNA in a few years. Do you think I should get adult ICU experiences or is returning to Peds sufficient ? I appreciate your input.

[@ThriveCRNA]

Thank you for your comment. You will need at least 1 year of adult ICU experience.

[@tamaraali6651]

Thrive CRNA Thanks for replying 😊 I’m enjoying your videos.

[@kingstonstreet3726]

I’m asking for some advice I’m 32 Lpn going to asn program,I know I am for away from being a CRNA but by the steps I am taking I will be a CRNA at the age of 40 do you think it’s still worth it at that age with all the loans? You are an inspiration and you are very thorough, wow you did it nyc ,intend to go Quinnipiac University it’s by my house and my support system is here in ct.

[@ThriveCRNA]

If your passion is to become a CRNA, nothing should stop you. Student loans should not hinder your decision. I am here to motivate you and remind you that anything is possible. I am proud of you for taking the steps to become a CRNA. Ask as many questions as you want, I am here for you.

[@kingstonstreet3726]

How many hours per day and week did you study?

[@ThriveCRNA]

It varied from day to day, depending on clinicals or lectures. My first year was mostly lectures, I studied in between classes and on the weekends. Also, I had a newborn baby when I started CRNA school so my study habits were limited.

[@kingstonstreet3726]

Would say approximately 8 hours per day?

[@nicolewelp1796]

@@ThriveCRNA Im curious about this too. If you had to guestimate how many hours a week btwn class and studying??