Managing Multiple Syndromes and University: Help!

@MatchaBunn Online school is great I’m going to look into that. I’ve also got a lot of anxiety centered around choosing a major/career because my body is so unreliable in “real world” work spaces. My last clock in job, I was able to reduce my work schedule to two days a week & my condition was unfortunately still too disruptive to maintain it. Can you relate/any tips for choosing healthy career path?

@Lew_Bear yes! I haven’t skipped a full year of work or schooling yet but each time I go the duration is shorter and shorter, and more taxing on my body. I do get defeated when I think about the way the world wasn’t designed for people like us despite there being such a large disabled community. I’m also grateful for so many lessons I’ve learned, so just maybe we will be the group that inspires the change 💝 Happy healing.

@Belugabear If you were a type A personality or perfectionist of any sort prior to having medical complications, grasping that our goals are not a race is one of the biggest (and arguably scariest, lol) things to fully accept. Still working on falling in love with the actual process/journey toward the goals I have & anchoring myself to the present moment. Thank you for this!