I need to start valuing my mental health first
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What do you do there? 
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I work in Amazon logistics
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I think this is where a decision matrix could help. Below is what a decision matrix looks like. Set out your options and criteria/goals, give them a priority and score for each option. See which option gets the highest total.
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Yup, it’s difficult with all the snakes, tigers and shiet 
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Maybe try to look for another job before quitting?
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If you can find something that is better for your mental health, then that’s a good idea. If you don’t have a good amount of money saved to pay your bills for a while, you shouldn’t leave unless you have something else lined up first.
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I’m on medical leave currently
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I was thinking about working animal type job
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Animal work can be very rewarding. I hope you can get the job before quitting your current one. Do you think that’s possible?
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My area pretty competitive when it come to jobs, since I don’t have degree in that area my odds are not good.
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Then I recommend keeping your current job while applying for other jobs.
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The only issue is that I got forced transfer to a far away station due to a accommodation request made by my psychiatrist for the day shift.
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Do you drive there? Take a bus? How long is your commute?
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New location would be a 3 hour drive
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As a former Amazon employee getting out of there was one of the best things I could do for my mental health. I do recommend finding another job first even if it’s just temp work
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Yea Amazon literally triggered my psychosis
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Wow! 3 hours is too far! Yeah, I’d definitely start looking for a new job. I think Amazon isn’t really as accommodating to disabled people as they say. They moved you that far away so you’d leave in my opinion. I’m so sorry!
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Management not huge fan of me to begin with.
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Mind if I ask what kind of work you did for them?
I worked logistic in a delivery station.