A Journey of Faith and Family: Celebrating NCLEX Success Through Prayers and Gratitude
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- May 8, 2025
- 4 min read
Updated: Dec 21, 2025
Jervilyn DG. Binarao, USRNย - United States Registered Nurse

Passing the NCLEX exam is a vital goal for any nursing candidate. It's not just about passing an exam; it represents weeks or even months of hard work, unwavering faith, and extensive support from loved ones. I want to share my personal journey, shaped significantly by divine guidance, family encouragement, and heartfelt prayers.
The Road to NCLEX Success
Preparing for the NCLEX was more than just pouring over textbooks and practice questions; it was an emotional journey filled with struggles and self-doubt. At first, the amount of material felt overwhelming. Over 2,000 content-based items and a few core nursing competencies loomed ahead. But I held on to my faith, believing that every hour of study would pay off.
This NCLEX journey, walked with faith and surrounded by the love of family,
now culminates in a moment of grateful celebration.
Every night, I turned to prayer, seeking comfort and focus. I vividly remember those moments when all felt lost and anxiety took over; reciting my prayers offered instant relief. It was in those quiet momentsโeyes shut and heart openโthat I regained the courage to keep moving forward.
Support from Family: A Pillar of Strength
The role of my family, especially my husband, cannot be overstated. His steadfast belief in my abilities made everything possible. When self-doubt crept in, he was my anchor, reminding me of my potential and pushing me to keep going.
We faced late-night study sessions together, often sacrificing our personal time. Each time I hit a difficult topic, his encouragement helped me remember that I was not just studying for myself, but for our future family. Knowing that we were in this together kept me focused on a better life ahead through my career as a nurse.
Offering My Success to God
When I heard the news (May 8, 2025, Thursday, 1:38 PM PST) to be exact :), that I had passed the NCLEX on my first attempt, my heart filled with gratitude. This wasnโt just a personal achievementโit felt like a victory for everyone who had prayed and supported meโMy Family, NCLEX Amplified and Our Pathway.

"This is for God," I thought, reflecting on the countless moments of divine support I had experienced. Passing encoded both my ambition and my intention to improve my family's life. This success was not just an individual milestone; it was a chance to bring a brighter future for all of us.

The Power of Prayer
The prayers I recited during my preparation were more than words; they were a source of strength. Each prayer served a specific purpose, helping me navigate challenges with renewed hope. These prayers resonated deeply with me: Prayers to St. Claire, St. Joseph of Cupertino, St. Jude, St. Pio, and St. Rita, it reminded me that trust in Godโs plan was as important as trusting in my preparation.

In the days leading up to the exam, anxiety was a constant companion. These prayersย granted me tranquility, allowing for focus and perspective. After passing, this prayer, not only expressed my gratitude for Godโs guidance but highlighted throughout my journey. Each prayers helped to calm my anxieties and inspired me to pursue my goals, reminding me that there was a greater purpose in every hurdle I faced.

The Domino Effect of Abundance
As I reflect on this experience, I recognize my success creates a ripple effect. I think of it as a โself-abundant domino effect.โ My achievements uplift not just me but my entire family.
By earning my nursing license, I am enhancing my life and setting the foundation for my family's future. This opens doors to better opportunities.
A Grateful Heart
As I wrap up this chapter filled with faith and gratitude, I believe my NCLEX success comes from a blend of hard work, prayer, and family support. I offer sincere thanks to God and my family, who stood by me during this journey.ย
Our Pathway Processing Center's original post:
In sharing my experiences, I hope to inspire others preparing for their NCLEX or facing any major challenges. Remember, you are never alone. Lean into your faith, lean on your loved ones, and trust that your efforts will lead to success. Though the journey may be tough, with determination and support, you can turn challenges into triumphs.
As I embark on my nursing career, I carry these lessons forward, eternally grateful for the support I received. I look forward to building a brighter future for my family and sharing the compassion and care I learned as I serve others.

Celebrating this NCLEX milestone, a moment deeply rooted in faith, nurtured by
family support, and overflowing with heartfelt gratitude.












