Possible Jobs /Careers With Less Stress And Pressure
bluebeard
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really wanted to be anurse and maybe specialise in mental health
but doctor ( and other posters on here ) , one with experience in the job , has given me the advice I may not wanted to hear but was the truth...nursing, teaching etc is a very stressful career , even for people without chronic pain and depression..which is what I have
I have been out of work, on and off , for 15 years
in that time I returned to college and retrained as a painter and decorator ...but its too hard on my body
I went through a list of jobs my friends do and , I laugh at this, I simply couldnt find anything I would like to do..lol
but doctor ( and other posters on here ) , one with experience in the job , has given me the advice I may not wanted to hear but was the truth...nursing, teaching etc is a very stressful career , even for people without chronic pain and depression..which is what I have
I have been out of work, on and off , for 15 years
in that time I returned to college and retrained as a painter and decorator ...but its too hard on my body
I went through a list of jobs my friends do and , I laugh at this, I simply couldnt find anything I would like to do..lol
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working , part time , in the caring role is a possibility
but teaching, nursing, law , accountancy ...any of the proffessions would require at least 3 years of study , and hard study at that
what I do have is empathy and sympathy with people who are ...less than well ?...does that make any sense ?
decorating was good fun...but I never met anyone doing that ...no social life....and I cant do that anymore anyway
I am sure there are lots of us who have been frustrated like this ?
but engineering, IT, dentist, solicitor, accountant..it just aint me0 -
I might add, I used to work with the homeless and people with drug and alcohol problems.....but doc says to keep away from conflict and agression areas if possible as it will give me flare ups0
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bluebeard wrote:I might add, I used to work with the homeless and people with drug and alcohol problems.....but doc says to keep away from conflict and agression areas if possible as it will give me flare ups0
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the more I hear about nursing , the more than becomes apparent
looking at it logically , someone who has been in and out of work for 15 years due to health problems......looking to go into what is known as a stressful profession ..nursing , teaching etc ...is a bit unrealistic ?0 -
bluebeard wrote:the more I hear about nursing , the more than becomes apparent
looking at it logically , someone who has been in and out of work for 15 years due to health problems......looking to go into what is known as a stressful profession ..nursing , teaching etc ...is a bit unrealistic ?0 -
thanks maria , I needed to hear it really
big hugs
paul xx0 -
bluebeard wrote:thanks maria , I needed to hear it really
big hugs
paul xx
Ive got written warning for my sickness & going to appeal but the stress of it all is playing havoc with the old arthritis im just worried they will try to get rid of me thro the capability route! Time will tell take care0 -
I will , take care xx0
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There is an old saying if you can't do it ... teach. Could you train others to be painters decorators?
What do you like doing?
What do you need/not need in a job? ie a mixture of walking and sitting ...
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