Your husband is a dick. You’re never too old to go for what you want
** You’re never too old to advance your education/career **
32 isn’t too old - in any aspect of life?!
That man just doesn’t want to see you shine…
My great great grandma was a practicing surgeon up until she was in her late 80s.
2 Likes
Definitely not too old
You’re never too old to learn. I too always wanted to be a nurse. Ended up working in an assisted living home and I was in my late fifties. Loved it!
You’re never too old to follow your dreams
1 Like
34 is perfectly fine. Matter of fact I switched from nursing to my current career right around age 32. Not too old at all.
You are not to old good luck and God Bless you always amen.
Never Give up , WOULD YOU GIVE UP TO GOD? AMEN
My sister started training for CNA after she helped my parents through their deaths. She was 47. She is still working. Kept going to school & working. Got her RN. She’s 66 & tough. You have MANY YEARS to work. 32 is nothing. I had a baby when I was 38. I’m 70 & still working.
2 Likes
One step at a time many have bridge programs to rn
Your age is completely irrelevant
Never too old! Do what your heart wants! If not, you will regret it
Your husband is silly!!! You go for it!! Maybe he thinks it will cute into your time and he may have to take care of things a little more!! Don’t stop doing what you want!!! Never stop believing in yourself!
Um I think that’s BS … a. 32 is not old B. He should support whatever dream or goal you have…
My husband had his pharD and went back to school at 29 to become an MD. He says go for it! You are NOT too old!! Do what makes u happy!
Thats crazy your not too old!! Your never too old to make good changes…go for it!
Also-there were people in their 40’s in school with me when I went for my LPN. NEVER too old to try something new and learn something new
Never too old. I went to school with a gal that was in her 50s starting out
Well. Dosent he sound insecure. Get it girl.
By all means, go for it. So what if you are a “late bloomer.” 34 is not to old to Starr a new career. Follow your heart. Sad that your husband is nor supportive. Don’t let negative people hold you back. Your life, your choice.
1 Like
Sounds like he has control issues and feels threatened by your plans to continue your education and launch a career.
More power to you.
1 Like
You old when you dead, own your dreams. Spouses can be jealous too. All the best
1 Like
he should support you not put you down
My aunt was in her late 30s almost 40, she will be 73 this year and still a full time RN with Bachelors in Nursing as well. You’re never to old to better yourself
I got my LVN at 39 so we were not too old.so glad you went .my husband didn’t want me to go either.he was going to Mexico. I didnt want to leave my ill Mother.and Granbabies.
You are NOT too old. Sounds like he’s a bit jealous.
Go for it have no regrets like me
My friend just finished and she’s 40. I say go for it!!!
1 Like
Do what you want to do?
Life is going be hard whether you go to school or not. Nursing school is hard whether you go for Lpn or rn Sacrifices will be made regardless if you go to school or not. In the next 5 years you could be a lpn rn prob be working on your bachelors. Your husband opinion is simply an opinion his job isn’t to understand. This your time to shine His job is love and support regardless. I’m so proud of you deciding to act on your dreams . Step 0-1 is harder than 1-10 aim for what you want not settle for what you feel you can do. You got this. Best of luck to you
Girl, I’ll be 31 next week and im currently in school for my lpn, I have people in my class that’s 40+ . Your never too old to follow your dreams!
Doesn’t matter if you have a dream at 16,25,34 or even 40 onwards if you have a dream you go for it and don’t let anyone discourage you . You don’t want to reach a elderly age and think I wish I did that instead of listening to opinions of others who said I couldn’t do it don’t live life in regret
My aunt is 72 years old & still nursing. That’s a long term degree. Something you can expand on later on. He’s crazy for saying that lol
I’m in school rn to be a teacher just while my kids are young I plan to go to law school when they graduate & I’ll be 40
Nope. You are not too old. I went back to school at 28 and will go back again for even more schooling.
My fiancé just started an entire new career right before turning 32.
You are never too old to follow your dreams. Don’t let your husband take his insecurities out on you
1 Like
You are never too old to follow your dreams. Go for what you are passionate about.
Most 30 year olds are still chasing young kids, I definitely think you have plenty of time and energy to be a nurse!
Um I’m sorry but you’re obviously too intelligent for him. Never let a “man” hold you back.
1 Like
Never to old. Follow your heart if that’s what you want to do do it!!
I became a nurse at 31 after i had three kids. Fantastic choice! GO FOR IT!!!
2 Likes
Of course you should b concerned at his lack of support but furthermore, the average person works until at least 65. That is MORE than HALF your adult working life from now so exactly how is that too old? We only get one life. Make it one you want look back and have no regret for not following your dreams 
1 Like
you dear are not to old an education has not age limit. Maybe you weren’t ready till now. Just DO IT! 
1 Like
My mom was 35 and got her rn
I graduated nursing school at 34 for LPN last year life justs starts getting good in your 30s!
Go for it. Tell your husband to quit trying to ruin your dreams!
I worked til i was in my 70s.
Seems like you need to make your dream come true - hubby sounds worried that you might be able to take care of yourself…Why does he get to decide what is too old?
3 Likes
No you are not to old.
Do it.It is your life so do what you feel is right.
Definitely go do it! 
Go for it. Thats what you want to d…lol he to old to be playing xbox.lol
You are not to old I was 40 when I went back to school to become an LPN that was 32 yrs ago and I’m still working
1 Like
Go for it…32 is young.
Go for it ,it is hard work at times but so rewarding i did some aid and elderly care but also wanted to be a nurse ,good luck
I was 32 when I started and never regretted it. I had two small children but good support from my husband. You’re young. Do it.
I’m 45 and and about to change careers, HE’S not right for telling you that NONSENSE SHAME ON HIM!
He’s projecting his insecurities on to you. Don’t question yourself or your choices. chase your dream.
1 Like
Either way you will be 34 with or without school. My mom went back to school at 40. She spent most of her life raising kids and finding herself. It’s never too late. I knew a girl in School that finished her medical assistant at 54. Do what you love to do and they make good money!!
Go For It! My cousin became an RN at 52! Follow your dreams <3
1 Like
My sister worked as a nurses aid until age 59 and at that point she went back to school and became a LPN. TAKE CRITICISM AS A CHALLENGE AND GO FOR IT.
1 Like
Go and do it!!! I’m 38 and started my second career…fuck age…embrace change, knowledge…and following your bliss!!! He needs to work through his own insecurities as he seems to be projecting them onto you…
1 Like
You’re going to be 34 anyway, why not be an LPN when you’re 34? I had classmates in vet school in their late 30’s. They had good careers for decades after graduation.
2 Likes
Fuck him. Do what you want. You’re awesome and don’t let anyone tell you different. You’re a goddess
I finished mine at 42. That’s total rubbish. Also, if you’re in the flow, go for your BSN! I highly recommend it. It isnt that much more work than an RN. Even if you work in a non-clinical area, you will always have good job security. Good luck!
2 Likes
Frankly that hubby should be supportive.
Honey you’re never too old to chase after your dreams! However you don’t need a husband that isn’t going to support you in everything you want. Life is just starting for you!
Not even close to being too old! I know people who went through nursing school in their 50’s.
One life to live and your choice as to how you do it
Do it. You’re never too old to do what makes you happy and 34 isn’t very old.
1 Like
You go girl! My friend got her LPN at 52 and loves it!!
If it’s what you want he should support you. Not bring you down.
1 Like
I was a cna for 12 years and became an LVN at the age of 32 (when i graduated) and make REALLY good money now! Follow your heart
My daughter is 35 she studing to be a nurse
Sounds like you should get a new husband.
1 Like
Fallow your dreams, you only get one life ( as far as we know) so whatever calls to you make happen if it’s not hurting your husband or anyone else I think you should really do what you would like. Life’s too short to live with what ifs.
2 Likes
My sister in-law got her RN licensee when she was 51 years old!
You dont need to ask us. You now what you should do. And I wouldn’t listen to your husband. He should be supportive of whatever it is you want to do.
1 Like
Shoot do it and ignore him.
I’ve considered it but I would only be interested in pediatric positions in particular nicu. Im 31 I don’t even think 32 would be too old to start
What? Too old? Naw my grandma graduated at 41 (she was a grandma already at that point) from college and went on to have a successful career
1 Like
Nope! Oldest person I know of personally was 53. You’ll have about 30 yrs before you retire. That’s substantial to be working in a helping profession. 
I went when I was 25 and there were grey haired women in my class. Nurses are always in demand.
1 Like
I’m just going to go to nursing school at 41…it’s never too late!!!
Go for it! It will fly by and you’ll be so happy you did!
Have confidence in your self and go for it
I got my LPN at 47. You’re never too old.
Go for it girl it sounds like your hubby a bit jel 
You are not to old go for it.
Your husband sounds like a jerk… How is your 30s too old? You could graduate and go on to work that profession 20+ years.
Um could he be jealous of u wanting to better yourself. Do what u want. Even if you were a 100 and wanted to do it. DO IT!
Just do you. You know what you are capable of. 34 is young
Show him you can! Period!
I became an LPN at 32…
Tell your husband to fuck off 34 is young
I’m literally in the same situation sweetheart I’m going for my LPN at 32 and I don’t think I’m too old at all ! You do you boo boo! 
Wow. Absolutely not. I’m a single parent, 33 years old, and I’m in my first semester of nursing school. Go for it!
2 Likes
No if it something you wanna do, GO for it!! I know a lady I worked with she got her LPN in her 50s!
You’re never too old to follow your dreams 
and you should never stop learning, and dreaming. You do whatever makes you happy, and don’t listen to other people’s negativity.
1 Like
You are never to old be a nurse. Nurses are always in short supply. Go for it. 
How much do you make an hour now? LPNs make at least $28hr at a non profit even more in a hospital setting or a visiting nurse setting. I would take this into consideration before making your decision not sure of your current financial situation
Find a better husband. The audacity of some people.
1 Like
You are so young. Sounds like your husband might be a little jealous.