I am 23 years old, have a degree in computer science on a non-CS related job, was a former software engineer..

I am 23 years old, have a degree in computer science, and am currently working in a non-CS-related job. I used to be a software engineer. I am here seeking advice on how to return to a career as a software engineer.<br><br>I earned my bachelor's degree in 2019 and immediately began working as an associate software developer. I worked in the field of software development for two years, but due to health concerns, I decided to leave my job. I took a year off from work and spent it traveling and exploring my artistic side. <br><br>However, as I approached the age of 24, I began to reflect on my life and realized that the pride I had in being a software engineer was harder to maintain when I wasn't actively working in the field. I feel that I'm now at a crossroads where I'm considering returning to my previous career as a software engineer. I've given this a lot of thought, and I've decided to return to this career path. I've created a personal project based on my experience as an associate software developer and am currently working on it.<br><br>I'm looking for advice on whether I should stick with the same language and tech stack that I used in the past or explore new options. I'm also seeking advice on how to make this transition while balancing my health issues.<br><br>Thank you for taking the time to read my story. I appreciate any advice or guidance you can offer.<br><br>TL;DR: I’m 23, graduated in computer science and worked as software developer for 2 years, left for health reasons and spent a year traveling and exploring, now i’m back and i want to go back to software development ( i’m thinking of doing a personal project), how to join again and should I stick with the same tech stack and language