Sekkori Flowers

(Barely) Surviving Nursing School Sekkori Flowers

"Previously Published as (Barely) Surviving Nursing School: First Day of Class by Sekkori"Meet Milan, she has just gotten accepted into the nursing program at East Conley University. She is excited to embark on this new adventure and happy that she can make her mother proud. But little does she know that this will be one of the hardest things she will ever have to do in her life. From being a self-proclaimed diva to changing bedpans, Milan must learn how to cope with the challenges of nursing school. Janelle is a carefree soul, still living at home with her parents. She was ready for the ultimate college experience, hanging out, partying, and basically having fun. She soon learns that being a nursing student means staying focused on everything nursing with very little time left for anything else. Anna is thirty-one and settled with a supportive husband and a bubbly four-year-old. To make it through nursing school, she is going to have to learn how to juggle her home, school, and love life. Her life soon turns into one big balancing act, with herself as the puppet in the middle. And finally, meet Toya, a serious young woman with a troubled past. She doesn't make friends easily, and she likes her private space. She soon realizes that to keep her sanity and make it through nursing school, she needs friends that she can count on. Sekkori Flowers is a registered nurse. She has over fourteen years of experience as a nurse, working in critical care, trauma care, and post-anesthesia care units. She still remembers her first day of nursing school and the anxiety and "fear of the unknown" feelings she had. Sekkori writes short stories and articles for her personal blog, https: //sekkorisbooks.com in her free time. Barely Surviving Nursing School: First Day of Class is her debut novel. It is the first book in the series, (Barely) Surviving Nursing School. Through narrative writing and each woman's different perspective, Sekkori tells the story of "four unsuspecting young women" and their experiences in the nursing program.