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Last year I completed the 75 hour training for Certified Peer Support Specialist Program. Well 9 months ago. And I’m finally about to take the exam it was delayed due to life circumstances. And now I’ve recently got accepted into the Certified Recovery Support Specialist Program. I’m so excited to have both credentials under my belt. I always believed it’s good to have multiple certifications in a field to give you more opportunities. And I’m doing just that. I’m so excited and after this one I’m planning on going for Forensic Support Specialist. I can only see myself going up from here. Thanks for listening.

So as the title says I’m really thinking about becoming an LPN bad. Like it’s been on my mind every single day for the last few months. But, I have an M2 Theft by unlawful taking conviction from 2025. I’ve googled and talked with people about still being able to become an LPN with my conviction. But I haven’t really gotten a for sure answer so I decided to come here and ask. Is it totally impossible for me or do you think I have a chance? I’m in PA and I was told it’s case by case, I guess that’s as for sure it’s gonna be. I guess I also just need some motivation too.