I was able to endure it.
I would like to ask your opinion and ask a question.
Since about 2 years ago, I've been paired up with someone I'm not good at at work (they complain all the time every day, they're arrogant, have a bad face, etc.), and even when I talk to my boss, I'm only careful once, and they don't do anything after that, and they keep getting through even if they sue again.
At first, I was mad at her, but gradually I got tired, cut down, and became lethargic. I was frustrated by trivial matters, and it began to affect my family.
Just recently, I couldn't stop crying during my commute, and I've been absent from work for a long time since then.
It became impossible to deal with treatment for chronic diseases, and it worsened so much that I was warned by my attending physician.
When I talked to my best friend, she said, “Why don't you get a medical certificate and take a proper rest once?” I was told to make an appointment for psychosomatic medicine (the examination is yet to come).
However, I have goals, and I'm suffering from chronic illnesses that make life difficult, so I want to become a nutritionist who is close to patients.
I'm thinking about using benefits to go on to college as a working person next year, and considering the conditions of the benefits, it seems like I won't be able to receive benefits until I work at my current company for the rest of this year.
It makes me think it would be easier to quit, but if I quit here, the time I endured and the money I saved would be wasted. If you take a leave of absence, aren't you afraid of the reactions of those around you after returning to work, and there will be an impact on entrance exams and payments? I thought about it, and I can't take a good step forward.
I've endured it for 2 years, but I don't like my own weakness, wondering why I haven't been able to stand up for about 1 more year...
Please let me hear your opinions on how to choose whether to force yourself to go to work, choose a leave of absence, or even quit when you are in such a situation.
I haven't been examined yet, so I don't know if I'll be on leave of absence...
Thank you for your support.
