Risk for hopelessness if I can work here for good

Nursing Diagnosis: Risk for hopelessness if I can work here for good

S
- the CGFNS agent said that it would take 6 weeks before my Visa Screen can be processed plus its issuance
- the hospital and the lawyers said that I need to have my Visa Screen certificate before they can file for the adjustment of status
- verbalized anxiety, "Sometimes I feel I'm hopeless. Wahhhh!"
- verbalized that "Everything is okay actually, except for that Visa Screen!"

O
- my I-94 in my passport states that I can just stay here in US until October 10, 2006. If I haven't changed my status before that date, i have no choice but to go home then in Manila
- I still have about 70 days to go

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- r/t the lengthy waiting for the VisaScreen Certificate

I
- Prayed... lots of prayers
- Called the CGFNS, and is still calling from time to time, making kulit to them
- Wrote my lawyer & asked if I can extend my status instead, had my VisaScreen be delayed which would make me ineligible for adjustment of status
- verbalized feelings to family and friends... to you fellow bloggers (lol..)
- identified and developed positive coping mechanisms
- engaged self into diversional activities, i.e. watching dvd, swimming, reading
- developed contingency plan, as was suggested by my friends.
- ensured safety

E
- still waiting for positive feedback from CGFNS and lawyers
- verbalized that "I hope that time flies fast so that I don't have to wait this long."
- verbalized that "In any way, I'll still have to work - whether here or in Manila. So I'm looking forward to know what's in store for me. At least I can work now. I'll not be useless anymore. *grin*"
- Acknowledged that the things that would happen may be the best for me.
- Evaluated contingency plan, which contains plans to work in Manila for about a year if it must be necessary that I go home there.. So far, it would work.
- safe and absolutely stable! hehehe..