@itzjoejoesmith: I tried running rom him but he never left me 🙏🏽 #godisgood #ForeverForgiven #trustgod #fyp

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The class? Great!  The adventure to class?  HORRIBLE! This is only my second semester on campus, and I was blissfully unaware that the first three weeks of parking are horrible. The accessible parking for the staff lot is packed, so I have to venture to the far outskirts of campus to find a van accessible spot.  I SPRINTED in my wheelchair, after wasting 15 minutes getting parking, with only ten minutes till the start of class… I was weaving and bobbing like I was in Mario cart. I have POTS, which makes my body feel crappy in heat so I was feeling it by the time I got to my building. Of course, I entered into the door at led me straight into a room packed with desks where I barely could get my power wheelchair in. I have requested accessible furniture though so this is temporary.  We had to introduce someone we just met in class, and John was a real MVP and we vibed. The teacher rocked, but gave some startling notes about college post Covid: she has had to reduce reading because her students don’t have the attention span to read. She even admitted that she didn’t have that attention span like she used to. It’s so true, but DAMN! University students should be able to keep up with the curriculum that existed in 2018, you know? Wild.  Anywho, did another 10 minute sprint to my car, wrecked my body, and had to recover for the day. I’m currently still in pajamas at 1pm haha.  If your start to school looks different from your peers, you are not alone and the struggles are valid! . #VideoDescription : Claire is a white person wearing a black shirt and green shorts. She has pixie cut hair that is blonde and growing out, as well as transition glasses, giving her a light brown tint outside. When she returns to her car, she takes off her black shirt and wears a blue bralette underneath.  . #DisabledStudent #DisabledCollegeStudent #TetheredCordSyndrome
The class? Great! The adventure to class? HORRIBLE! This is only my second semester on campus, and I was blissfully unaware that the first three weeks of parking are horrible. The accessible parking for the staff lot is packed, so I have to venture to the far outskirts of campus to find a van accessible spot. I SPRINTED in my wheelchair, after wasting 15 minutes getting parking, with only ten minutes till the start of class… I was weaving and bobbing like I was in Mario cart. I have POTS, which makes my body feel crappy in heat so I was feeling it by the time I got to my building. Of course, I entered into the door at led me straight into a room packed with desks where I barely could get my power wheelchair in. I have requested accessible furniture though so this is temporary. We had to introduce someone we just met in class, and John was a real MVP and we vibed. The teacher rocked, but gave some startling notes about college post Covid: she has had to reduce reading because her students don’t have the attention span to read. She even admitted that she didn’t have that attention span like she used to. It’s so true, but DAMN! University students should be able to keep up with the curriculum that existed in 2018, you know? Wild. Anywho, did another 10 minute sprint to my car, wrecked my body, and had to recover for the day. I’m currently still in pajamas at 1pm haha. If your start to school looks different from your peers, you are not alone and the struggles are valid! . #VideoDescription : Claire is a white person wearing a black shirt and green shorts. She has pixie cut hair that is blonde and growing out, as well as transition glasses, giving her a light brown tint outside. When she returns to her car, she takes off her black shirt and wears a blue bralette underneath. . #DisabledStudent #DisabledCollegeStudent #TetheredCordSyndrome

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