I'm currently working through a severe spinal disc prolapse, which has totally invalidated a near decade's worth of work experience as a general warehouse laborer and storeperson. I was perfectly happy pinballing around the country's warehouses and driving all the fun electric forklifts that make robot noises when you use em.
But I can't go back to that now, at least for another couple years, potentially for life. I currently can't sit for more than half an hour. I also can't stay stood up for any longer than an hour. My entire day is an extended game of musical chairs, one that gives me blinding pain when I botch it. For further reference of what I'm currently physically capable of: I hurt myself last week while taking the laundry off the line.
Thankfully, I'm getting government support for my time off work. But that's only going to last so long.
I have a bachelor's in agriculture, and a graduate diploma in marine biology. It's been very long since my school days, however. I didn't pursue these fields due to some serious disillusionment working in the science industries earlier in my life. A masters in marine biology is possible at this point, but would also likely involve being on a boat, which would utterly murder my back.
What would any warehousing/logistics professionals recommend for my situation?
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