New Beginnings
Some of you may know by now that I am at the start of a new life.
That is to say, a new working life.
On Thursday 28th April my previous career came to an end, Not through choice exactly but through necessity. Medical necessity.
Again, some of you who know me well will know what my former occupation was. I was a Police Officer. Specifically, a Detective in what is termed Public Protection. The department of Public Protection has several departments, some of which I worked in at one time or another. Two of the departments are Child Abuse Investigation and High Risk Domestic Abuse Investigation. I spent the latter part of my career in the Domestic Abuse Investigation Unit.
I'm not going to dwell on what work I did, but suffice to say, it is a draining, consuming occupation which, although it's a cliché, becomes a state of mind.
It was a job I'd had for the last thirteen years and I'd assumed it would continue for quite some time yet.
But it wasn't to be and although I gnashed my teeth, swore a lot, and cried about the injustice of it all, I'm moving on.
Who knows what the future holds? This wasn't something I'd planned for, although it was on the cards for last three years, but that's exciting, isn't it?
I feel fortunate to have had a career of which I'm immensely proud of but now it's time for something new!
Onwards and upwards, as they say!
That is to say, a new working life.
On Thursday 28th April my previous career came to an end, Not through choice exactly but through necessity. Medical necessity.
Again, some of you who know me well will know what my former occupation was. I was a Police Officer. Specifically, a Detective in what is termed Public Protection. The department of Public Protection has several departments, some of which I worked in at one time or another. Two of the departments are Child Abuse Investigation and High Risk Domestic Abuse Investigation. I spent the latter part of my career in the Domestic Abuse Investigation Unit.
I'm not going to dwell on what work I did, but suffice to say, it is a draining, consuming occupation which, although it's a cliché, becomes a state of mind.
It was a job I'd had for the last thirteen years and I'd assumed it would continue for quite some time yet.
But it wasn't to be and although I gnashed my teeth, swore a lot, and cried about the injustice of it all, I'm moving on.
Who knows what the future holds? This wasn't something I'd planned for, although it was on the cards for last three years, but that's exciting, isn't it?
I feel fortunate to have had a career of which I'm immensely proud of but now it's time for something new!
Onwards and upwards, as they say!
Published on April 30, 2016 03:48
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