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I know the question was for Stephanie, however, I'm also hospice/palliative NP. I'm an AGNP with 8 years of experience with 6 of those in internal medicine. I honestly don't think it matters if you are FNP or Adult Gero as long as you have appropriate NP experience! Pay attention to the legislature regarding certifications--acute NP vs primary NP as this may have an impact on things in the future. If you aren't already I recommend getting involved in your state nurses association for that! Best of luck and happy to have more palliative NPs out there!

Thank you! What a kind comment and encouragement for me. I truly appreciate it. Thank you :)

Happy to help!

Haha! I relate! Good luck attacking your week!

@@ModernClassicMama Thank you I did it for 3 days I’m gonna keep doing it whenever I remember I won’t beat myself for not doing it bc you said so ☺️💜

That's a great planner! I love the room for detail it allows!

That's great! I love her channel- I'll have to check out her bujo content. I've tried that once many years ago, and it didn't quite stick for me. But I'd love to hear how she uses it, and I would be open to trying it out again. Sometimes one thing works for a particular season, while some other strategy works better for the next season. Would love to hear how it goes for you. Please keep us posted! And thanks for watching :)

You're so welcome!

🙏🏻 I consider it a true privilege ❤️

Very welcome! Hope this helps!

Big time!!!

That is such a good point! That's exactly why there probably isn't much content like that out there. I have been there personally, and I truly sympathize- it was without a doubt, the most challenging season of my life! I'm in the middle of tweaking a program for BUSY moms with ADHD that can be done at your own pace on your own time and can most definitely help create a plan for this overwhelming season of life- ESPECIALLY as a single parent. I'll definitely announce it on my channel once it becomes available. Godspeed, friend.

it is TRULY overwhelming! Im a single mother of 3 boys (11, 4 and 3 yrs old) and do everything myself EVERYDAY and I have ADHD! It's so hard trying to create a routine or getting started cus im just exhausted or i forget or procrastinate. someone help!

Oh my goodness, that is TOUGH! I am going to spend some time thinking back to my working-single-mom days and put together a video with some practical advice for that particular demographic. I know that would have helped me so much back then to have people giving me tips, advice, or even just understanding/support. My oldest is 20 now, but my older boys were 8 & 3 when my single season started. I was working and going to nursing school, then nurse practitioner school while working nights in ICU (and newly diagnosed with SEVERE ADHD-95th percentile 😭). It was so hard, but looking back, I realize that it was just for a season. Hang in there, mommas ❤️ it really DOES get easier as they get older, I promise. I got through it looking at it just one day at a time- and giving myself LOTS of grace 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

@@ModernClassicMama wow that's so funny cus I'm actually in the works going to nursing school for LPN but studying my CNA next month.... now you really give me inspiration! And I would love to know any pointers or tricks you have for single parents cus like you said, it ain't easy but it does get easier as they get older... I'm just "patiently" waiting 🤣

awww! That’s so exciting! You are going to have a wonderful career, and it will all be worth it ❤️ and that’s funny 😂 it’s always wild to me how fast the years pass when some of those days were so long. Keep an eye out for some upcoming videos and God bless you for caregiving and pouring into the lives of not just your babies- but your patients, too! ❤️

LOL! I should definitely add that disclaimer 🤣

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That’s so sweet, Tara! Sounds like you have a great Momma! You’ll make her day if you tell her you notice it ❤️

You’re so funny 😂

Thank you!

I can relate to that! I've had seasons when I felt a little stuck with tackling my list or schedule. Here are a few things to try: -Only write 3 things in your planner for tomorrow. Pick 3 things that are important but easy to accomplish. Nothing that takes too long or too much energy, because right now, it's about practicing the follow-through. -Create a small reward for getting it done. -Then last but not least, tell someone that can hold you somewhat accountable. Let them know your plan then ask them if you can check in with them again after you follow through with your schedule. And remember, you don't have to be perfect. Just do the next right thing! Good luck!

Thank you 🥰❤️

Thank you! I could not live without my pressure cooker and more recently, my air fryer, too!