Re:Fatigue toxins (Score 2)

I certainly couldn't sustain the kind of lifestyle I'm used to. Besides the personal growth angle, would a 4 year degree help me much at this point?

I think you hit the nail on the head right there -- the personal growth nail anyway. Taking a four year "sabbatical" from work and having to deal with a student income for 4 years can help you find out just where your priorities are... Take courses just because they're interesting, not because you need them to boost your resume, since you've already got one you're happy with. (a freedom too many students don't allow themselves, or can't afford to)

I guess what it would come down to for me, if I had this choice, is "why wait?" What will the next ten years be like, if I wait? What if I don't wait that long? (What if I die in 5?)

Would you rather have the benefits of going back to school 14 years from now, or 4?

At any rate, good luck in whatever you do :)