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You're in the right place OP! First off, we're sorry you got let go - that stinks, but is no way a reflection of your value as a professional.
Check out the Career Pivot bowl if you're looking to make a switch to something a little less stressful: https://www.glassdoor.com/Community/career-pivot
sorry to hear this. I was also let go after 8.5 years
So sorry to hear this, I was recently let go after serving 12 years. My advice - just apply. I don't know your age or circumstances, but there is someone out there that will give you a shot. I think prospective employers look at a resume with your tenure and are curious as to why you're applying for something different. Be bold. You have the same chances as anyone else applying - it's either YES or NO. I say go for it!