This is just a suggestion. Keep your license active just in case you may want to return to nursing.

Danielle should keep her certifications up to date in case she needs them in an emergency…like her first aide license and other things. Stuff like that will always come in handy, especially when you are waiting for the first responders and ambulance to arrive

As a 76 year old retiree,I can tell you that you are doing the right thing. Life is short-don’t live your life working for the future life you will have ‘someday’! Someday comes faster than you think it will!

Let her talk dude ,

Keep your license updated please! So many teachers let them lapse and went back even part time and didn’t get that good pay.

Danielle, we got you, and you will be fine. Nursing is the hardest, and losing patients is the hardest thing, but we are all here for you.

jason let danielle tell her story

You only live once. Enjoy the time you have on this earth. I also walked away from a job that was high stress, 250k a year, and now I couldn't be happier living a simple life. Wish I knew them what I know now, would have done it twenty years ago!! Congratulations on the new chapter of your life!

Dang let Danielle talk you interrupt her and take over the conversation. 😮

Congratulations, Danielle! I know how hard of a decision that was to make! Your health and happiness needs to be put 1st always! If you're not happy or healthy you can't help yourself or anyone else! I'm not a nurse but have worked in hospitals, and in the medical field, it's not for the faint at heart! There's stress beyond measures! God Bless you and thank you for all you've done for those children and their families! Being a cancer patient who is in remission, I can not even begin to imagine how hard it is or how children can handle this horrible disease. I cry for them daily!

My mom was a nurse for many years and it seems like to me every several years she had to take a break. She worked a lot with terminally ill pediatrics

Jason, Stop interrupting Danielle! We like listening to her. If you WOULD listen more, YOU might hear what she is trying to say. She has talked or you have talked about the nursing job, she wants to talk about the SDR - she can jump back into nursing any moment. You don’t have that luxury. Becoming a RN - is a level of employment you can do at many areas. You’re more anxious than Danielle! Being an RN, gives you a lot of self confidence that few careers create. If Danielle feels she misses the money and security that $$ creates, she can jump right back in it. She is very lucky to have reached this level. Now, Jason, you: after another 5 years on You-Tube and run out of video material That will suck. Danielle has it all.

I have listened to you talk I never hear so many online excuses in my life so you can just be with Jason Danielle you had an awesome job work hard to get where you at and if people quit watching your channel what are you going to do you're not going to have no money coming in Jason got his way again and again and again you did this I don't understand just exactly what your job was going to be when you became a nurse and to listen to those excuses thank you Jason I guess she finally had to give in

Jason let her talk ‼️

Jason sure has trouble letting her get a word in

Worked 28 years in Respiratory Therapy and we were always in Trauma after a while it gets to you. I understand.

Danielle, From one healthcare professional to another. The greatest advice I can give you is keep up everything you can PALS, ACLS, NOWS, etc etc. Keep your license! You will thank me. The 2nd and most important thing is I have seen it in your eyes for some time now. Burnout sucks. I was a Paramedic for 28 years. Quit 3 times and on the last time I quit for good. The worst part is going to come, No one, not even Jason, will know what you go through mentally and physically. The outside shows, but on the inside, no one can see. Please consider going to see a therapist to help you through it. I am serious! Nothing affected me badly until I got time off. And sat and dwelled on my life and the things I saw, the faces that died in front of me, the people I was blessed to help. Everyone will say, oh, I don't need that. But those that do are happy they went and were able to vent to someone who listens and more importantly gives you ideas and ways to cope and deal with it.

Keep your license active, and enjoy stepping away. Nursing will always be there if you change your mind. I took a long break to raise kids and then went back 12 years later. Nursing is a very stressful job. If you can manage without it.... enjoy a less stressful life. (a retired RN) When I retired, I felt like I was on vacation for a long while, and I couldn't drive by the hospital without wondering what was going on there. I felt out of the loop. But I don't give it much thought anymore.

You are lucky! I would quit my job in a NY minute if I could make enough on KZfaq! Don't ever look back! Happiness can't be underrated! You are lucky Danielle!

Oh sweetie! Wow, take time to smell the roses. Take a breath. Love y'all. ❤️❤❤❤

One correction....Danielle is still a licensed nurse. Please keep up your license just in case. I do wish you well in life.

I am a nurse. Since 1990. Healthcare has changed tremendously to the point that it is really a different profession now. Short staffing, mental and physically draining and not anywhere near the profession it was even 10 years ago. I am happy for you.

Jason can you not let Danielle speak? This was her news and I am sure she has had to make this decision for herself. She has one of the most difficult jobs there is. I just hope, Danielle, that this is your decision and that there was no outside opinions that were guiding you. I know that this post will probably be taken down because Jason can’t handle criticism. Yes, you are going to say oh, she just has a terrible life and needs to take it out on you. Yes, right now my life is pretty lousy. A year ago on October 6th my beloved husband of 46 years passed away. He was only 73. He was Agent Orange positive . He got this death sentence at the age of 19 while in Vietnam, he just didn’t know it. Because of this he had prostate cancer, Muscular Dystrophy, chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia and had a quintuple bypass surgery a year before. We never got to have children and my only living brother is 300 miles away. I am not sorry to rant but this a sad time of the year for me. My birthday is tomorrow and my husband’s birthday is Christmas Eve. So if I get annoyed with you Jason it’s not without good reason. If you love Danielle then stop interrupting her. Tonight’s news was not about you. You always seem to make everything about you. She is your equal partner and you talk Too Much. Let her shine. She is a really sweet and quiet girl and keeps a lot to herself. She is not a child let her shine. Out.

Yes!! Quit nursing! I am 61 and still nursing. It’s so hard now. Short staffed everywhere. So happy for you!!! Flipping awesome!! ❤❤ Happy retirement from nursing Danielle. I would if I could. No one knows what nurses go through!! Unless you walk in our shoes.

Keep you license up to date just in case you want to go back

I’m so happy for you Danielle. I just knew you were going to leave your job. Nursing is a hard job. Please keep your license up to date.

What!!!! Congrats! You can love your job but you cant let it destroy your happiness! I am so happy for you and cant wait to see what you guys are going to do full time homesteading, vlogging, building and living! Oh no Cliff Hanger!!!!

I am a respiratory therapist and I was in a children’s hospital working in the PICU and NICU. I just recently quit after some health issues and going to 3 different doctors they all told me I should quit my job. I didn’t even talk about my job other than saying where I work/what I do. I didn’t even realize the amount of stress because I became so used to it. Not to mention the nightshift has so many health complications with it as well. I first cut my hours, and although it helped it almost made the anxiety of going back to work worse because I had some more time to think. Nobody can really understand it until they experience it, healthcare is such a soul draining, exhausting field. Keep your credentials and you can always go back if you need to, otherwise enjoy life away from all the stress and sadness. 💗

Hi, new here to y’all’s channel. Started watching just to learn how to build my own tiny home, but this video hits hard because God has a plan for everyone. For me I was a truck driver/bus driver and I just recently took a leap of faith and started my own transport company. So just follow what God has in store for y’all and life will work its self out! Thanks for the awesome videos!

Congratulations!! 👊❤🎉🙌 Life will provide. Do what makes you happy. 🤸‍♀️

So happy for you! Now you can be a full time homesteader, Wife and future momma.

I was a CNA for 10 years, and I've watched Cheney Stokes that scared the hell outta me. And I've heard the "death rattle" more times than I like. So I do understand. You guys rock, and I'll be here.

How can ANYONE help people through their worst moments every day and it not change you just because you do carry every life you touch every day- even in your dreams. You got this Danielle. Jason will support you. He will be a great friend and supporter. He is your biggest fan…

Danielle,I understand having retired from the Fire dept. It can get overwhelming sometimes.The children got to me more than anything.I had a nurse friend that left nursing. She then went into medical coding . After a few short classes because of her nursing credits. That she carried over into that field. This helped her make quick work in getting certified .She now makes better money and works from home.She Loves the freedom it gives her. But also it's not as stressful as nursing .Might be something to look into. God bless take care.

Danielle, good for you. I retired 3 months ago (68). I didn’t realize the stress I was under until I was out from under it. It took me a month to begin decompressing. I used to thrive on stress but, in the last several years, it took a toll on me physically.

You are more aware than most how short life is and precious. You see people wishing they have more time to actually live. Wishing you amazing things 😘

Danielle as long as that is what you want that is great. If you are doing bc Jason is pushing you then maybe not good. Nursing is very hard but also rewarding by doing great things. You may not find the same success in building and not ever finishing things. I wish you all the best and look forward to seeing what you accomplish on the property.

I am a retired nurse, 12 hour shifts sounded great when they were introduced, however the time off did not make up for the stress of it. I changed to 8 hr shifts after my children were born. I changed my focus and did different jobs in nursing every 5 years. I would not change the variety in my career for anything. Things just came up as I was looking for a change and I seized the day several times. Nurses are always needed, your caring and empathy are powerful tools and clearly come across over your videos. Please don’t give up nursing altogether find what works for you. Congratulations for taking this step, something great will come Someday

No she did what she needed. For herself and for the both of you. Can't wait to see what you both do.

Mental health is more important than any job/career! Live in peace and joy!

Woo hoo, good for you, Danielle! Mad respect for you. Let the adventures begin.

I gotta give you credit Danielle, nursing is tough tough work. Now, you can work on your own schedule. I’m happy for you. Thought you would’ve done it sooner. Exciting!

Danielle , you are my hero. You only know for sure💗.

King and Queen, of DRAMA watching you two is more fun than going to the Circus

I am so happy that you are able to take this break, you really need to take care of your emotional health first. Your happiness is what matters, you only get one chance at this life so make the best for yourself. You will be much happier and your life will be much lighter. Nursing is a very demanding job and you gave your all for a big majority of your life. I am very proud of you and happy for you. Congrats. God bless you and Jason.❤️

Keep on doing great things. ❤❤❤

But you dont even earn enough money to feed your animals each their own individual food according to the type of animal ,let alone give them enough hay for them to eat enough whenever they want .

God bless the nurses of the world. Most over worked and unpaid for what the job entails. Oncologist nurses ROCK. Praise the nurses that saved my life in the Oncology wing. Good luck Danielle on the next phase in life.

Jason .. i love ya’ man .. but you got let your woman get in a word sideways sometimes. Poor Danielle was trying to express herself a little bit.😮

Congratulations Danielle, I felt every emotion of your words as I was in the hospital life for over 20+ years, at the 15 year mark I left the hospital for a 7 month vacation to reset only to be pulled back in with a great opportunity at a new facility and reached the director position and a member of senior teams. I retired after 7 more great years and have no regrets on that first decision. I can only say that there is life outside of the hospital and so many directions your skill set will offer you in the future. Enjoy some time away and build that dream life you want. Much love to you both!

So happy for you Danielle,love watching you both work together,happy days ❤❤

I was a Registered Nurse for many years. I shut the door 5 years ago. I’m glad. Nursing is stressful. Now I struggle with money, but it’s ok. My kids help me. Good for you babe.

Congrats Danielle wishing you all the very best on your career change,they do say "a change can be as good as a Holiday ' ❤❤

I think a leave of absence will be good for you. I wish I could. Later maybe if you want to go to work in a private practice. You are so brave. Go Danielle 🎉

I'm so proud of you, Danielle, because that is one of the hardest decisions of a lifetime time you go and get that happiness that you deserve hun ❤❤❤

Danielle live your life honey you can all ways go back my nice is a nurse si i see and here it bless you ❤

Being a nurse as well there’s no shame in stepping away from nursing. Most of put our heart and soul into. Some days are so rewarding and some can be so tough. You go girl! Congratulations!

An RN for 45 years. Changed to a Case Manager with 12 nurses working for me. Never had a vacation. Job from home was 24-7. But I loved everything with that job. I literally miss it. My recreation was taking chef classes in Dallas and Houston. At 80, I still love what I learned during play time.

My wife has been a nurse for over a decade now and she loves it. She is in a understaffed crazy hospital in the city at times it's stressful. But she loves her job and enjoys it

Honestly Danielle you make the show ... that Jason character is just a figment of Flint's imagination that appears alongside you at times!!! LIVE YOUR BEST LIFE - YOU ONLY GET THIS ONE ONCE!

Danielle, Good for you. My Grandmother worked in PEDS for 25 years and had to take early retirement due to catching from a Nine year old boy Hypotitis(Spelling?) You sound like you may have a better prospect in the future? Whatever that maybe make sure it's really what you need right now. God will show you your right path. Congrats! From, Chrissie from Bako, CA

You go girl I am sure it was a lot of pressure. You all will be fine just one day at a time. Sometimes you got to what ya got to do.

Danielle, you are doing the right thing . I’m so happy for you!! And Jason too . That’s just simply wonderful news !🌹👍❤️

Congrats Danielle! Glad you can do what makes you happy.

God bless you Danielle I know was one of the hardest thing that you have done. I think that you are doing the right thing. Now you can wake up and smell the roses.

You can always go back, but your only young once to live your life. LIVE IT !!!!! Love you kids ❤❤❤

Well done Danielle, I was a mental health nursing assistant and quit after 5 years. Getting attacked on an almost daily basis and coming home with a new bruise after every shift sure took its toll on my own mental health 😮

Super stoked for Danielle but I gotta say yall love talking on all the channels now.

There comes a time in life that you have to have a change if only temporary to heal physically and mentally.

Walk away forever Danielle! Nursing is not going to improve. I watch every video and like them. I will do anything to help you NOT return to nursing. It’s awful. RNs are the first one cut!! Management does not care. As long as they get their big bonuses. Run far away. Run to that hunky man and u tube. You are a love Danielle. Good move towards less stress and happiness. ❤

Very inspiring Danielle! Now do a video to teach me how to be a youtuber!

Danielle Love, life is so short, and as long as you are happy with your man and yourself, just always continue one another. And remember if you start to miss nursing, they would welcome you back with open arms because there is a big nurse shortage. I will continue to pray for you guys journey. I believe in my heart, you guys are going to be Blessed. Love you both. God Bless Love’s 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️❤️❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️❤️❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

Danielle you are fk'n awesome. You'll be a nurse as long as you have your nursing license. You can always go back, but hopefully you'll find complete happiness working full time with Jason on KZfaq. You have my support 💯

I know where Danielle is coming from. I had to quit firefighting after 7 years. I was fine (ok) with fighting fires, but the freeway accidents were brutal on me. I was fine when I was out there but when I got home, I would cry like a baby. I wish Danielle the best and I know she will start to relax; it will take a little time by it does come. Congratulations on a new adventure. Enjoy every day that you are given together. A great big hug to you. Have fun and be good. ☺

Congratulations Danielle good for you

Congratulations Danielle, You need time to relax and work off your stress and you did the right thing and you will see how it all plays out. Trust and Obey. Be a rancher full time may not be what you want either so you will soon find out.

You be you Danielle...take a break from that stress! Or forever whatever you choose you will be fantastic at! Enjoy being happy you both deserve it! ❤

Daneille, I see a committed an loyal young lady! Sister, it looks great on you and tells a lot about your character! Love you both! God Bless!

Congratulations and enjoy the next chapter of your amazing life!!

So exciting!!! I know it’s scary but I think you will love it!

You do what your thing is right for you enjoy because I was super vice and after almost 30 years was a lot tension and I have liked twenty was many tension enjoy I was supervisor and today have about tens surgeries. You do the right think.

Enjoy this new chapter of your life. Both of you. You‘ve got this. And you can change direction any time you feel like it. Chasing happiness is always the right decision. We‘re here cheering for you 💛🍀💛

Danielle, good for you! Your health should always comes first!

Wow! Danielle, you gotta do what is best for you. I worked 25 years at our local hospital. I wasn't a nurse, I was a housekeeper and an English-Spanish interpreter. The long hours I had to pull were horrible on me. We, in housekeeping had to work a lot of overtime and then the added hours as an interpreter, all of that started affecting my health. Even my type of work was very hard and stressful. The last five years were the worst when it came to stress. My doctor told me that for my own good and for my health, I had to quit working. Then I had to deal with my management team creating a hostile work environment. At 25 years of being there, I had the most seniority in my department. So I gave my notice to retire and six weeks afterwards, they gave me a retirement party. I went to it and I never looked back. Best decision i ever made. Don't miss it at all. Good luck on your future together.

The great thing about being a nurse is that she can go back at any time. Agency work, etc!!!! My wife is a nurse. Just keep your license.

❤ Congratulations Danielle. I was a CNA for 6 1/2 years it was very hard. Enjoy your time together 😊😉.

Whatever ya'll decide is best for you. Danielle, I've been an exterminator with my own business for 43 years, I want a simpler life, I too am having a hard time stepping back. It's my passion. Follow your heart and do what makes you happy. Love ya'll ❤

I worked as an icu nurse for 25 years+. Hardest job but most rewarding. Now retired/disabled. Just be sure to keep up your CEUs/ license so that you can get another job if ever needed. The emotional toll is hard, that was something my husband could never understand.

I'm glad you are making changes. Be happy and if you need to go back then go back. Happy for you both.

Congrats Danielle. Your mental health comes first! You can always apply your knowledge to the health industry, in some way, if you choose.❤

As long as you keep your nursing license up to date, you can go back to nursing later if you decide you want to go back. In the meantime, enjoy the break and follow your dreams!

Congratulations!

Congratulations on your life change, Danielle. Ending a career is never easy, regardless of the circumstances. Looking forward to seeing how your lives progress.

Good for you! Make yourself whole and happy! God has your back and all of your viewers!

My son is an Emergency room nurse.. He served in the Navy/Marines as a corpsman .. Did two tours in Afghanistan.. First tour was in a trauma unit in khandahar.. second tour was as the Doc for a marine sniper unit… When he got out of the service he worked in a hospital and went to college to become a nurse while starting a family… He’s worked in a few hospitals in emergency rooms and is now working in a VA hospital … It’s a rough job and takes a toll.. he’ll be able to retire much sooner now that he’s in the VA hospital… Congratulations on making a choice that works for you.. Health care jobs can suck the life out of you.. doesn’t matter how caring you are or how much you want to help people, it takes its toll on you.. God bless and follow your heart…❤

Hi Danielle and Jason. Danielle glad you are doing what is best for you. Thank you Jason for the support you gave Danielle. So, ok 10 days left for the deck, let's do it!!!! Love you both💕💕

Now I have to comment every video. Gotta help.

Hi guys happy for you Danielle peace of mind it's DANIELLE TIME.

Danielle you will always be a nurse.. You know that's just the way it is. Your a star. What ever you do you've got it....❤ hugs

I totally understand! I retired from nursing after 30 years at age 55. Best decision of my life. I am much happier now .