[cath]

I found out today I've been accepted to do a masters in midwifery.

:stretch::stretch::stretch:
The course starts in April 2009, so I've some time to get used to the idea of studying again.

:nervous:

The hope (for me, but also the other candidates) is to move into clinical research after the course is over. I really hope that this will be a good option for the future - a way to get out of the physical strains of practical work, but still getting to use my brain and feel like I'm doing something worthwhile.:stretcher:

Just thought I'd share the good news

X C X

 

[Katharine]

Hi cath,

I envy you, well done!!!

I hope that the course brings you everything you hoped for and a whole lot more

Katharine

 

[Joandublin]

Excellent News Cath! Woo Hoo! Well done you!

Im sitting in a hotel room in the West of Ireland at the moment just at the early days of a Management Course with University Limerick. I hope my brain is as sharp as yours and gets me through it all! Mine goes on over several blocks of training between now and next March - nine assignments, one exam and one project. Yikes!

At least we can moan to each other about the pressures of the education system

Many congrats again Cath. I hope you enjoy every moment.

Luv n stuff
Joan:rose:

 

[Maia]

That's awesome! I hope you get to do all that you want to do after
graduation (& have a great time while in school again too).

Congratulations!

 

[bugsy]

CONGRATULATIONS CATH​

Hi Cath :wavey: :hello: :wavey:

WOW that is great news that you have been accepted, WELL DONE.

I really hope that everything goes well for you and when you have finished the course you can follow in the direction that you want to.

GOOD LUCK :luck: and once again well done.

Take care :bunny: Jo :bunny:​

 

[keebler]

Congrats, Cath!:cheer2:

This is such great news.:woohoo:

Good luck.:luck:

:rose:
Lyn

 

[lazylegs]

Congratulations Cath! It sounds like a wonderful opportunity. I hope everything goes smoothly for you.

Take care,
Lazylegs

 

[marymackay]

Congrats

Kath,
many congratulations on being accepted for your Masters in Midwifery. It shows recognition for your past professional skills and learning.

I was 51 when I was accepted for Masters in Education at Monash University Melbourne, after miles of study and a lifetime as a teacher. I loved it, and it led to fulltime higher studies up till 3 years ago graduation.

We never know what is ahead of us, until we try it.

I look forward to hearing how you go over time, stamina is the word

 

[Marshmellow]

well done you!

lastyear I was accepted on an MA in English Language and like you was hoping to move into reserach for the same reasons after-and I've been awarded a PhD scholarship to look at metaphor usage in medical discourse so I hope you have as much luck as me!!

love Rachel

 

[Clare.T]

Cath, many congratulations ! That is a wonderful achievement and it's extra good that you will be able continue your vocation and career with fewer physical demands. Are you doing it in Dutch?

Love
Clare

 

[cath]

Thank you eveyone for your kind words, and also for your own inspirational stories and achievements.

I'm think the lectures will be in Dutch, but I can write the thesis in english thank goodness:hehe:.

Joan, all the very best for your own heavy study load in the coming months. Make sure Dyson sees how hard you are studying:wink2:

X C X

 

[Zoi]

Congratulations Cath!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :excited::cheer2:

What wonderful news!!!!!!!!!! :bigsmile:I wish you the best of luck with your course and hope you enjoy every single minute of it!!!!! :bigsmile:

Bravo!!!!! :thumbs:

Zoi

 

[Tom]

Congratulations Cath! :cheer2:


I know you will study hard :writing: :lens:


Just don't forget to exercise :calm:


and before you know it :camera: :champagne:


They will be calling you Master :bow:


Good luck! I hope you enjoy the experience and find a great job soon after. :thumbs:

 

[Sage Hen]

Cath,


I am so happy for you! Great Job! I know, you will enjoy the challenge, and meeting new people, and learning about babies..and how to deliver them.

Oh how wonderful!

Love,
Sandy