Needles or Guns.
Word count: 661
Choice count: 19
Section count: 14
Image count: 14
Error count: 3
Field Related Analysis
Education : 41 matches
(cegep, choice, classes, course, courses, head, high school, learn, progression, reader, school, social, training, university)Paramedics : 11 matches
(adrenaline, medic, nursing, profession)Dance : 9 matches
(action, around the world, back, check, couple, out, social)Target Structure: (9 matches)
background check (1 match)
foot in the door (1 match)
in-depth (1 match)
intern (1 match)
internships (1 match)
learn the ropes (1 match)
overwhelmed (1 match)
pull off (1 match)
straight a's (1 match)
Needles or Guns.
After High School.
At the end of high school, I had to make a really difficult choice. I did not know what to do in life at all. I knew I wanted to do a job related to people, but there were too many choices. When my mom suggested to me nursing, I knew it was the right thing for me. I then had to choose if it was going to be in civilian or in the military.
Choice 1 : Civilian Nursing.
Choice 2 : Military nursing.
Civilian Nursing.
At this time, I was accepted in Cegep de Sherbrooke and a lot of rumors were being told. One of them is that the program that I was into was one of the most difficult. During my progression, I was not sure if I really wanted to do this job for my whole life.
Choice 1 : Continue in Cegep.
Choice 2 : Question myself.
Continue in Cegep.
At this time, I finished all of my classes with straight A's. I also did internships to learn the ropes of my future job. As an intern, I also helped me to go more in-depth of my profession. One question was remaining in my head. I did not know if I wanted to put a foot in the door or to continue to study.
Choice 1 : Go work.
Choice 2 : Go to university.
Question myself.
At this moment, I bit lost. I didn't like what I was into. I knew that at all moments, I could leave my program to do another on.
Choice 1 : Continue in nursing
Choice 2 : Do another formation
Go work.
I choose to work, and I did not regret it. I traveled around the world and gave me a loot of experience.
Choice 1 : Start again
Go to university.
I chose to do more studies which led me to be overwhelmed and have no social life.
Choice 1 : Go work.
Give this section a short title.
Write this part of the story here and present your reader with choices.
Select a section to link to here.
Continue in nursing.
I worked a lot to pull off, but it was too hard while I was not happy with what I was doing, so after a couple of years on the floor, I did a burn out.
Choice 1 : Military nursing.
Do another formation.
At this moment, I went to do a DEP, but the job that I was going to be into was not well-paid, so I chose to go back to study.
Choice 1 : Military nursing.
Military nursing.
At this time I was just enrolled in the army as a medic. They did a whole background check and mad sure there was nothing suspicious about me. I knew that I would have a better career if I did harder courses, but I didn't know if I was able to do it.
Choice 1 : Basic training.
Choice 2 : Harder course.
Basic training.
I did all of my basics training, but after I didn't know if I wanted to deploy or stay in Canada. Since I was young I have always wanted to travel around the world, but I knew that I would miss my family and that my whole life was installed in Canada.
Choice 1 : Deploy.
Choice 2 : Stay.
Harder course.
I started the course, but it was too physically demanding, so I hurt myself. I was then kicked out of the course.
Choice 1 : Basic training.
Deploy.
I was deployed in Lettonie for two years. It gave me a lot of experience and made me visit a whole country while being paid.
Choice 1 : Start again
Stay.
I decided to stay in Canada, which led to build a family. However, I realized that I was not really happy in this life because there was not enough adrenaline and action.
Choice 1 : Harder course.
