I'm currently working in a mid-level administration role at a university in Switzerland, where I've been for the past six years. My daily commute is exhausting, taking up 3.5 hours, and I work four days a week, totaling 42.5 hours. After a severe workplace accident in 2025 that required two reconstructive surgeries, my relationship with my supervisor has deteriorated due to miscommunication. As a result, I'm often blamed for issues that arise, which has worsened my chronic pain and mental health. My psychiatrist has recently put me on sick leave, and while I'm supposed to return, I'm hesitant. I fear that going back full-time could jeopardize my health further, especially since I can't change my supervisor's behavior. The thought of leaving my job brings me relief, but I'm anxious about the job market. I've never been unemployed and have already started applying for new positions, submitting nine applications so far, with one rejection and awaiting a second interview for another. If I quit now, I risk being fired in two months, but I have a three-month notice period and could collect unemployment for 18 months, which gives me some financial leeway. I have savings for about four months as well. I'm scared of losing my job, but the idea of pursuing my hobbies, taking courses, and focusing on my health is appealing. I'm torn between the fear of the unknown and the desire for freedom. What would you do in my situation?