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Welcome to another life-changing episode of GWF.

I'm Corinne Fisher.

I'm Christina Hutchinson.

Welcome to the show.

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Send us you stories. Send us you questions. Today's subject line, should I have a baby or go to nursing school?

Dear Corinne and Christina, I'm not writing with a relationship problem, but with a life trajectory problem, for lack of a better term. I have been a fan of the show for seven years.

I'm a proud luminary subscriber.

I admire you both very much and thought you might have some words of wisdom or better yet advice for predicament I am facing.

I'm a 31-year-old female currently working for the Canadian federal government.

You may not have seen this in the news, but our government is currently in the process of massive rounds of layoffs, and it is very likely that my job will be affected.

If I get laid off, I can either take a decent severance, ooh, that sounds fun, or compete against my colleagues for the positions that remain, and if unsuccessful, be added to a priority list for one year where hiring managers from across the government can

pull you to work for them, basically get reassigned, but it's not a guarantee.

Wow, that sounds a lot like they got a lot more padding over there in Canada than they do in here.

This has been a stressful time, especially due to the uncertainty of not knowing whether my

position will be affected or not, but this has also caused me to take a good,

hard look at my career and at my life and think about if this is really what I want.

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