>I don’t know how possible or plausible that is. I’m in the process of figuring that out. Totally plausible. I wouldn't walk into work tomorrow and quit your

>I don’t know how possible or plausible that is. I’m in the process of figuring that out. Totally plausible. I wouldn't walk into work tomorrow and quit your job, but let's face it: you have experience in one of the most in-demand skills on the planet. I'd bet you wouldn't have an issue finding another job. The problem is: would another job solve your issue? It might not. As others have said, what you need is time. I'm not sure in what way your medical leave was covered the first time, but as a fellow Canadian, our country is extremely generous in that manner (and progressive with respect to mental health). You might be able to take an extended medical leave that would allow you to draw EI. If you can survive on the $500/week the benefit pays, it might be worth it. Good luck!