MRI School drop-out ALmost
It may be alittle to early to write this post. I may be writing it in haste. But my ambition and intuition is telling me it's Ok.
I went to work this Saturday choking on the fact that eventually I would have to tell people I "dropped out" or quit my MRI endeavors. BUT talking to Bethlehem assured me that I could do it. That as students, we're all going through the same struggle: trying to learn something new while balancing life and others a family. It was tough for me to give up my role as a imaging proffessional and take the seat of an apprentince one again. But I know that by July it will all be worth it. I'm going to make it worth the quick sacrfices I'm doing now for July. It's 5 months away. And to think, no more back straining X-rays. No more portables. My gosh.
Also, there is the notion that I've started something and need to finish. I'm not one to be a quitter except when it comes to excersise.
I went to work this Saturday choking on the fact that eventually I would have to tell people I "dropped out" or quit my MRI endeavors. BUT talking to Bethlehem assured me that I could do it. That as students, we're all going through the same struggle: trying to learn something new while balancing life and others a family. It was tough for me to give up my role as a imaging proffessional and take the seat of an apprentince one again. But I know that by July it will all be worth it. I'm going to make it worth the quick sacrfices I'm doing now for July. It's 5 months away. And to think, no more back straining X-rays. No more portables. My gosh.
Also, there is the notion that I've started something and need to finish. I'm not one to be a quitter except when it comes to excersise.
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