Ann-Marie Servos was like any bride, preparing for her wedding day. But 58 days before her big day, she received shocking news: she had leukemia and wasn’t expected to make the weekend if she didn’t start chemotherapy immediately. She knew that getting married wasn’t an option, so her friends and family quickly arranged for a hospital chapel wedding, and Ann-Marie was on her way for cancer treatment. She was left without the ability to bear her own children, a disheartening situation. But through everything, her nurses were her champions. They were so influential to her survival, that Ann-Marie went on to get her nursing degree, and this video tells you the entire story!
If you wish to venture into a nursing career just like Ann-Marie, it is now easier than ever to do so. You can acquire an Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing (ABSN) degree from one of the many universities offering the course nationwide. You can take the course online, and within a year, you will be on your way to becoming a registered nurse and starting a rewarding career.
Accelerated BSN programs make it possible for you to transition into the field of nursing rather quickly. They are much shorter than the traditional BSN programs, and you can apply your previous credits towards your degree. Depending on your educational background, your previous credits may shorten the completion of your degree even further.
Although they are shorter, ABSN programs offer the same educational value as the traditional BSN programs. During the course, you will go through rigorous coursework relevant to the dynamic healthcare environment we have today.
That is quite the question: “What’s more important? Being pregnant or being a mom?” It’s amazing to see such a courageous woman emerge from this awful situation with such power and drive. Best of luck to you Ann-Marie!
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