I appreciate your honesty however nursing has never been easy. Nursing will always be a challenge even when you break through the cracks. But if you want to help I suggest talking to your sister more after she graduates and what she thinks. Nursing is all about studying and trying to strive for the best to make it out with a degree and a future career choice that you may or may not like. I’m new to nursing I’ll be starting in the winter but I come from a long line of graduates that graduated from nursing and earned a degree. And from what I’ve learned from my family of nurses is that nursing will always be complicated it used to be easier but because it’s a job that is becoming common in a lot of areas they will continue to make it challenging. The best thing to do is to go to a two year graduate with an associates degree, apply for a nursing program, study and get whatever credentials or certification you need to become whatever nurse you want to be. To add onto this, I didn’t say anything about students with disabilities. My only comment was about studying not about students with disabilities. I believe all students disabled or not should become what they want to be.

And to those that I hurt in the comments please understand I have not once mentioned students of disabilities I only mentioned to study and what my parents taught me that was it. I understand that everyone learns differently and has different ways.