u/RosieThePanda

Hi Everyone,

I’m currently a systems engineer. My bachelor’s was in Aerospace Engineering and I’m about to graduate with a masters of systems engineering. I graduated undergrad I. 2023 so I’ve only been in the workforce for about 3 years. I have a 7 month old at home.

I’m pretty sure I hate my job. Like I like my job, but I don’t love it. And I’m struggling with staring at screens all day. I went into engineering because I was good at math and everyone told me I’d be a good engineer, but I never really took the time to figure out what my passion was.

I could go back to school if I absolutely needed to but financially that’s not super feasible. What are some careers that I could explore? Or what are some ways I could explore careers? What are some lower screen fields or careers.

Do you have success with changing from engineering to another field, or did you struggle, especially if you were a parent?

Thank you!

I have a really bad case of baby fever and want to start prepping mentally and physically for baby #2. I’m currently only 7 month post C with my first so I’m in no rush, but it did take us quite a while to conceive with our first to the point where we almost gave up. We ending up conceiving naturally while on birth control and seeing an REI 😅

I know I need to work on diet and exercise as I have PCOS (PMOS) and Thyroid issues, but I’d love any advice from other PCOS mamas of what worked for you and how long did it take for you to grow your family❤️.

We’re beyond grateful to even have been able to have one child, but I’ve always wanted to have a big family.

I have a really bad case of baby fever and want to start prepping mentally and physically for baby #2. I’m currently only 7 month post C with my first so I’m in no rush, but it did take us quite a while to conceive with our first to the point where we almost gave up.

I know I need to work on diet and exercise as I have PCOS (PMOS) and Thyroid issues, but I’d love any advice from other PCOS mamas of what worked for you and how long did it take for you to grow your family❤️.

We’re beyond grateful to even have been able to have one child, but I’ve always wanted to have a big family.

Obligatory Post: Anyone know what happened? I’ve never seen such a first responder presence all at once. I thought it was a routine golfing trip with the amount of police motorcycles until I saw the ambulance.