Emberburn

I have a few questions towards the job of neonatal. Specifically speaking about level 2, so it's not NICU though you can speak on NICU. I have heard a few people have to end their career or take a break from Neonatal Nursing as their job because it becomes too much of a emotional stress. So I was wondering if as a general if the hospitals offer neonatal nurses to take breaks from their career to relieve some of the emotional stress? And if so how much? Second question branches off the first is, would hospitals allow a neonatal nurse to take a year off and return like 3-5 years on 1 year off ratio?

Hello my names Erin, I'm 19 and I am considering a career path of becoming a neonatal nurse. I am worried that because I have dyslexia it might be a stopper to what I want to do with my life. Most people who know me have no idea I have dyslexia because I cope with it to the best I can, but it's still there. My dyslexia makes it difficult for me to absorb new words and what they mean. It is even more difficult to absorb words that are not english such as medical terms/medicine. They appear as a jumble of letters, that I have to pay close attention to even sound it out. My worst fear would be to give the wrong dosage/medication because of my dyslexia.