Why I Want To Be A Pediatric Nurse

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In my eyes, a baby looks like an angel. I really love them, no matter who they are and what they did. That is the reason I want to be a pediatric nurse. I want to take care of them, want theme to be healthy, growing well and with smile on their face. someone said nursing is a hard major, why I don't choose another majors to study. I know nothing is going to be easy if we're not trying, and I know my English is not good enough to study nursing because in that major they need you to know English really good. But that is my dream!

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