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Applied for this huge scholarship! Not only would this pay my tuition but it would also give me a monthly stipend! I need all the prayers in the world that I get this! I had really good essays and great letters of recommendation. #prayersneeded #nursecorps
L’insigne de Joséphine, épinglée sur son album photo.
I entered the #USAF in 1985 as an #A1C and retired in 2005 as a #TSgt married to a #Major of the #nursecorps. ☺️ #airforce #military #veteran #retiree #enlisted #officer
#MemorialDay LT William Joseph Foronjy JR, #ARMY #NurseCorps. My brother Billy served for over a decade. He used his Army ID to get into Ground Zero NYC 9/11 (his 30th Bday) to HELP people. His time there led to a lung & heart disease. He was with us another 6 years, but he still makes his presence known. How blessed i am to have the fiercest most protective loving Brother. #ArmyNurse #armystrong #Army Sending love & light to all of you today & always ♥️
Why I joined the Air Force
In my final semester of nursing school, I received a flyer in the mail from an Air Force recruiter. The flyer boasted of array of enticing benefits including education, medical, retirement, and the opportunity to see the world! Reading this felt like I had just received a golden ticket to the most exciting ride of my life! It’s a bit ironic that I had once laughed at the idea of serving in the military, saying that people were crazy for joining the military, but there was something that drew me to serve. Of course I had a higher sense of patriotism since the events on September 11, 2011. And the benefits and opportunity to travel sounded amazing to my 22-year-old self. I will say that the pull was something much stronger than any of this...I was being called to serve.
Over the next few weeks, I visited the recruiter multiple times asking as many questions as I could think of in search of a reason to not join...to not turn my whole life upside down…to not move away from the comfort home and everyone and everything that I knew…to stick around and fulfill the scholarship requirement to the local hospital and not have to pay back $$$$. I came up empty handed. Just a few short months later, I commissioned into the United States Air Force Nurse Corps as a second lieutenant. A bright eyed, ambitious, adventurous, and courageous young woman who was about to set off into the wild blue yonder, flying high into sun!
Yesterday I felt God for the first time in my life. His words spoke louder to me than anything I have ever heard. I was put on this earth to help people. My self realization was as so crystal clear I got chills down my back. Then all of a sudden I felt a sense of complete and total calmness. A feeling of positivity, certainty and an overall confirmation. There are people in the world sick, impoverished and dying without proper medical care. People need my help, and I am here to help them. I am making it my personal mission to serve those that need to be served. Medical care is not a privilege, it's a right. With that being said I am pledging to make a difference one life at a time, first by offering myself and services to either the U.S. Army Nurse Corps or to the Peace Corps. It is time to make a difference in the world we all call home.
