I can totally relate to this story. The amazing service I have received over the years is why I openly share with people that I am a Southwest snob. I will ALWAYS choose southwest to get to my destination even if it means renting a car and driving a bit. I have always wanted to be a flight attendant. I first applied to another airline (before my Southwest transformation) but then found out I was pregnant and did not want to be away from my baby so I gave up the dream. After winning my battle with cancer in 2013 I have decided that I can do anything and that time is precious so here I am 53 years old applying for a job that pays nearly half of what I make now but It is my dream and I can hope to make it to the interview process. A 1 in 200,000 shot is crazy but I will take it! I am a mammographer and in my current job I fight every day to do my best to make sure the women I image have the best shot at early detection. I also understand It is not always just about the mammogram. I have prayed with perfectly well women, cried with patients that have experienced a loss and so much more. I am regularly recognized for my patient care and I hold those recognitions dear to my heart on the rough days. I know I can bring that world class LUV to the skies if I get the chance. So it is finally here 2/5. I have been checking since midnight ...nothing but crickets... the suspense is killing me. My resume is loaded. Hang in there fellow applicants. We can do this!
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