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How much of a difference will I make becoming a pediatric oncology nurse?

I am a senior in high school at Randleman High School and I plan to attend the University of
Mount Olive and recieve my BSN while also being a member of the cheerleading team. I want to become a pediatric oncology nurse in honor of my best friend Madilee Mitchem who passed away at 14 from a stage 4 Glioblastoma.

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Entering this field might have some challenges, like dealing with loss, but the impact you can make on others is truly priceless. For those who can manage the emotional side, providing comfort to patients and their families is incredibly rewarding, whether they are cured or during their treatment. It's a noble calling, and for the right people, the personal rewards are immense. I can't emphasize enough how positive this path can be.
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