u/FlyAway191

I hope this is ok to post this here but I’m looking for advice to get in to land surveying. I’m 35 and currently working in administration. I previously worked as a professional gardener and would like a mixture of outside and office work. I saw a position for an apprenticeship for a geospatial surveyor near me which sounds perfect. I imagine this will be a highly sort after position so any advice would be much appreciated.

If there are any courses that might be beneficial to I would be more than happy to do these

I know there are lots of these subs so sorry for the repetition. I’m in the uk about to start 9 sessions of Taxol. I was signed off by my oncologist yesterday but I’ve come it to work today and they’ve said I can work part time at home. I don’t get sick pay through work so would be on SSP however I live at home so money isn’t an issue. (I know I’m very lucky to be in this situation). I have an office based admin job. I really don’t know what to do. I don’t want to commit to the hours and feel awful. I’m the kind of person who will try to push through because of guilt. I feel a little bit pressured to agree to working from home. Can anyone give me any advice. I’m 35 and otherwise healthy.

Edit: thank you everyone for being so kind to take the time to reply and for all the advice you have all given me. I know ultimately I have to make the decision but having others insight has really calmed the worry. Wishing every single one of you all the best. You are all incredible 💖

I know there are lots of these subs so sorry for the repetition. I’m in the uk about to start 9 sessions of Taxol. I was signed off by my oncologist yesterday but I’ve come it to work today and they’ve said I can work part time at home. I don’t get sick pay through work so would be on SSP however I live at home so money isn’t an issue. (I know I’m very lucky to be in this situation). I have an office based admin job. I really don’t know what to do. I don’t want to commit to the hours and feel awful. I’m the kind of person who will try to push through because of guilt. I feel a little bit pressured to agree to working from home. Can anyone give me any advice. I’m 35 and otherwise healthy.

Edit: thank you everyone for your kind words and advice. Everything along this journey seems so daunting so to have people to reach out to is so helpful. All the best to everyone x

This is going to sound mad but I’ve been having extreme health anxiety recently. I’m so worried my iud has fallen out I had it inserted last week. Very uneventful. Painful but I came out proud I’d done it. I’ve had very mild cramps since and a bit of bleeding. Just like day 1 of a period. So again uneventful. Today I was having a wee and the water splashed back in a strange way and I’m terrified it was the iud. I can’t feel the strings but have not tried until now because of it only being there a week. I have no pain and no bleeding and I couldn’t see it in the bowl. Am I overthinking this or should I be worried?