
CrazyTaraWitch wrote:
So why do I feel this huge gaping hole inside me every time I think about the fact I'll never be a teacher again?
I'm finally working towards what I've always wanted and I can't stop, but this really big part of me that I can't bring myself to share with anyone wishes I had never started down this path and just stayed with the work I loved and was good at.
LouCy wrote:Why will you never be a teacher again?
That's not even true, you can be a teacher throughout your whole life. I don't think being a teacher is only a profession, it's a personality, and if that is who you are then it can never truly be taken away from you.
Maybe you should think about what you're saying, you say [being a nurse] is what you've always wanted, but is it really? It sounds like what you want is to teach...
You deserve to be happy in your life, you deserve to do what makes you happy, not what you feel like you have to...
Being a nurse and being a teacher don't need to be exclusive, you can be both, you teach yourself, your children, your patients, your trainee nurses.
And if you love children, could you work as a Pediatric Nurse?
Just think hard about what you really love and what makes you want to get up in the morning, and what makes your heart sing...
I don't mean to make things difficult if you are struggling to commit to your decision but your heart will never be quiet and no matter how hard you try to stop it, it will always remind you what it really wants.
Please be happy, otherwise what's the point?
You want your children to do what they love, so why can't you?
-LouCy x







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