Looking back at the first two posts, it looks like drumgal will have healthcare coverage, and her pension would not change significantly by staying on a few more months.
One thing she would gain by staying on a few more months would be the opportunity to build an emergency fund. While sticking around might be stressful, not having enough money to replace the furnace or repair will also lead to lots of anxiety. Something to keep in mind.
I will have health insurance when I retire. Still trying to decide between high deductible (no monthly payment, $2500 deductible with a $2000 yearly account set up by the county to help cover- rolls over every year) or to go with my present subsidized plan (about $230 a month which includes dental).
I will have a pension approx 75% of my present income, minus a penalty because I am not yet 60 (57 in February).
One thing she would gain by staying on a few more months would be the opportunity to build an emergency fund. While sticking around might be stressful, not having enough money to replace the furnace or repair will also lead to lots of anxiety. Something to keep in mind.