📚 Taking on MORE College, Despite my Chronic Illness 😬 (1/10/19)
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Was bingeing on your old videos and you uploaded!! Yay! I’d love to see a “what I eat in a day” now that you’re eating more!
You are the healthiest you've been since I've started watching your videos. You are in school, working, buying a house and able to see your friends and family alot more regularly than you used to. That is so amazing. You see so much happier too! I'm so happy for you and so proud of you! ♡
Rooting for you girl! We believe in you and your journey!
Good luck with earning your degree! You can do it. :)
It was nice to hear someone acknowledge how hard it can be to be sick and in college. I have severe depression and anxiety, so going to college was quite difficult. I wish my college had been more helpful to students with mental health disorders.
Chris DeLuna I have some anxiety disorders but it’s quite random and need some accommodations but the college doesn’t like to accommodate anyone
I love how you said it’s not slower or faster but your pace and it helped you not be so frustrated. I have a master teaching certificate in early childhood education and because of some learning disability and chronic illness I have it took me 5-6 years instead of the normal 3 but that’s okay! Sadly I can’t currently use my degree because working with children is too risky to my immune system but I hope to someday go back to it or maybe tutor online
Hey Jaquie! My name is Bridgette Flannery and I am part of the Western Wayne Marching Band in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Our marching band is going down to Disney World in Orlando, Florida from January 30th to February 2nd. We will be marching down Main Street, USA on February 1st with the parade. I know of many people in the band who would LOVE to meet you, including myself. A friend of mine and I have been watching you for years and are inspired by your story. We are so happy with the recent progress you have made and we would love to congratulate you in person. I know you and Judd have been looking for a house and your medical problems spike at random times, but I am taking the one in a million chance that you will read this and possible meet us at Disney😊
So happy for you!!!! College was really tough but so worth it. I graduated from Penn in May and am hoping to apply to med school this upcoming June. I have the utmost faith that you’ll absolutely kill it this semester! Proud of you for getting to this point!
Carly O'Donnell good luck in med school!
Marieke D Thank you so much!! I’m studying for the MCAT right now and am pretty nervous but trying my best to have faith in myself. Encouragement is always very much appreciated ^_^
Gurrrrl! You should trim your ends to make your hair grow stronger again! 🖤 it looks like it’s breaking off at the last 10cm and it will keep going up as it’s already so damaged. From a barber to a lovely lady.😊
While probably true "hair health wise", throughout the video I kept think "Wow, she looks so great in that hair!" :D
I think Jacquie can make her own decisions about her appearance!
I'm looking at 5 yrs for my degree instead of the "normal" 4 yrs. It's so important to remember that everyone is on their own schedule and that everyone is going through their own challenges. Unfortunately, I've had situations where professors present bias towards students with a disability (particularly invisible illness) and that's taken an emotional toll. You're such an inspiration and thanks Jaquie for sharing your experience, you're killing it! :)
Just stand your ground, remember you own them and pay their salaries
@@katebruce3328 thanks for sharing! if your college has a disability resource center and someone to advocate for you, I would highly suggest speaking with them and having them speak with the professors. Sometimes all it takes is one letter or phone call about what constitutes policies surrounding disability/the law and they will abide by school policy, which I would assume isn't requiring a person with a disability to provide a doctor's note. It can be overwhelming trying to figure everything out on your own, especially when it's the professor creating a problem. Sending love!
@@analarson2920 thanks ana! you are totally right. It can be exhausting having to go through the wringer (almost) every time to reinforce disability policies with each new professor, especially regarding invisible illnesses and them feeling entitled to knowing information surrounding disability (which is illegal btw). Fortunately, I'm so thankful that I know have a professional disability advocate on campus that is helping me with all of this now, but you are so right that we as students are paying their salary and that we can demand for what's right.
I'm a professor and I commend you, Jacquie, for being proactive with your online instructors about your health and needed accomodatations. You are a great self-advocate! Thank you for this video. It makes me think about each individual student with a disability that I've had in class and the students I will have in the future. And how to better welcome them and reach out to talk individually about accomodations.
Its encouraging to see you becoming excited about your future plans. When you have something to work towards I think it helps take your mind off of health struggles. Im currently off work sick due to a nasty MS relapse that has blinded me in one eye. Life has its twists and turns and you have to take opportunities as they come. Who knows what you will have achieved 5 years from now!
This is your year! OMG I'm so so proud for you!❤️ Lots of love to you and Harlow Judd to!
The most importantly thing is that you are sticking to your goals . I wish you the best of luck and many blessings to you and your family 💗✝️💗
such an inspiration! goals mean so much more when they are hard
Yay Jacquie! I'm so happy for you! We got this!
I left university to go to be closer to family. After my health began to improve, I started community college classes (about the same time as you). I started at 5 credits, then 7 credits and this semester I'm taking 11 credits! They're all online and I try to attend one in person once a week. I'm kind of nervous but love seeing that you're in the same boat and don't let health challenges hold you back from your educational aspirations. Thanks for the motivation!
When I started my current degree I was undiagnosed and struggling a lot with my health, and I started out taking only 1 or 2 classes per semester. Even with relatively few academic responsibilities I had to fight my way through tooth and nail and those early semesters while very symptomatic were the hardest. Now after 6 long years I'm doing much better, have been taking classes full-time for quite awhile, and am scheduled to graduate in May!! At the beginning I almost couldn't imagine getting to this point. If you're struggling don't give up hope that it will get better, and remember that any progress moves you forward--keep pushing on and you'll eventually get somewhere. I'm rooting for Jaquie and everyone else as they achieve their dreams at the pace that is right for them. You can do it!!!
It doesn’t matter how long it takes to get a degree so long as you work on getting there and finishing. It took me 6 years to complete a 2 year degree due to financial reasons but I did it. I had started on my bachelors degree and it’s been 10 years but plan on going back in the fall full time fingers crossed in a year and a half should be finished.
So happy for you!!! Enjoy your journey!!! You are an inspiration for chronically ill people!! From your drive to keep challenging yourself to advocating for your health!!! May 2019 be your year!!!!
It is amazing how well you're doing! A job, getting a house,school, eating, xolair. That is so awesome to see how much you have improved from a year ago! Good luck with school!
Go bulls! I'm a student at USF right now and while I haven't required the use of SDS it is awesome to hear that they've been good to work with. I am a puppy raiser for Southeastern guide dogs so I'm pretty involved in the service dog community, if in a different way. I hope that your semester goes well!
Just me Who started singing frozen after you Said "for the first time in forever" 😅
No! I totally did too and was reading the comments to see if I was the only one!
When you get your degree, you might get a job with online teaching. You are a great teacher.
Huge congratulations!! You've come so far from having to medically withdraw a couple years ago, so I'm really thrilled for you. I just graduated from college this past June and am going to hear in the next few days whether or not I've gotten into nursing school to get my masters in nursing. I was so nervous that I wouldn't be able to get my college degree because of my health but somehow thankfully made it to the finish line, so I really hope you're able to make it to graduation and get your degree, too
Hi Jacquie, I’m a senior communication major (health sciences concentration, Administration of Justice minor) at the University of Pittsburgh (last semester, woohoo!). We share so many diagnoses, it’s pretty incredible. My 30+ chronic conditions have made my degree take 5 years to earn (and at times, I never thought I’d get to this point), but I did get to do some pretty incredible research on rare diseases. I’m almost at the finish line ready to graduate Summa Cum Laude after 60+ hospitalizations lasting a week or more. My philosophy has always been it doesn’t matter how slow I go, as long as I’m putting my health first. I’ve managed to take at least 7 credits every semester, but that was HUGE for me when I was sicker than I am now. I’m so thankful that I’ve made it this far and I’m excited to finish. Cheering you on from Pitt!!! 💙💛💙💛
What a great accomplishment! Uni/ college is challenging in the best of times, so it's great to see that even those who find it harder due to health can still find their own success!
I am doing my 2nd bachelor's of science degree. Hoping to finish at the end of this year before doing a master's of teaching! I am super excited. This is my 5th year at uni, studying full time and I just can't get enough!
I praise God for your progress! You are looking so healthy and it sounds like you feel good. You teach people to learn about their health challenges, educate themselves and advocate for themselves. Like learning about the Ketamine and it's holdover properties with pain control. You were so very ill when I first started watching your videos and you've made so much progress. God Bless.
You are such an inspiration! Watching your videos always give me hope. Thank you for doing what you do❣
I'm undoubtedly one of many who loves seeing you do so very well and have such good news.
I’m currently trying to go to school to be an occupational therapist! I didn’t even know what that was until I watched some of your videos! You helped me find out what my goal is!
Congratulations! I only have 8 classes left to finish my BA. School is rocky for me at the best of times, but then three years ago my mental health took a huge downturn and I had to drop out. Soon after I was diagnosed with autism, which has helped me understand myself better. Now when I go back to school I will be able to have some accommodations. I don't know when that will be because I've started a business, which I'm also struggling with. But I'm trying really hard to push myself, I just need to take it slow. Like you said, different does not mean worse.
Yay jaq! I just had my first day of part time school yesterday, and it felt so good to get back to it after almost 5 years so I know how good this much feel you you.
So happy for you! I agree with what you said about everyone pacing themselves differently in their school journey, I am about a year or more behind my graduating class due to failing classes. BUT, I am still working hard towards my degree and I am proud for not just giving up. College isn't easy and is stressful on top of other life things and though I want to give up a lot, I keep pushing myself.
i can relate! i struggle a lot because of my mental health, i can't do anything about it so i just take one class this semester too. i told myself that i"m dumb/worthless etc... i just want to not feel this way anymore so i can live more freely... anyway, i wish you good luck on your journey, you can do it!💪💕
I'm currently in my second semester of my freshman year of college. I always dreamed of going out of state for school, but ended up staying and home and going to the local state university bc of money, so hearing you talk about how things may not always go how you planned and how that's okay really resonated with me. I'm also double majoring (political science and international studies!!) with a goal to graduate in 4 years, while also dealing with an anxiety disorder and various things relating to that and being out and proud to be transgender without my old support network of friends, so sometimes school can be tough, but I really enjoyed what you said in this. Its helping me accept that sometimes things dont go the way you planned or you have to go at a different pace than others and that's okay. My issues are minimal compared to a lot of people here, but I just wanted to thank you for this video.
It's so great to have the on line option I'm 60 years old. We didn't have that option in those days. Technology is incredible. I'm so happy for you. Good luck!!!
This video helped me so much as I'm in high school and am having to take online classes due to chronic pain thank you so much for making this video!🤗
Hey Jaquie. First... I am so excited for you in your college and work endeavors. A little bit about my journey is that I have been dealing with chronic pain basically my entire life so school was always difficult for me to accomplish, but I do love learning. This semester is officially my first semester back from me having to take a whole year off on medical leave from school and work. I am studying biomedical science and I am doing it online at my own pace. I have been through lots of depression from never being able to go to school "normally" and feeling like a failure. Your videos help me out so much to give me encouragement and to let me and many others know that it does not matter what journey you are on, as long as you are moving forward at your own pace and taking care of yourself, then you are doing awesome. Love you and your whole family. You go girl!!!!
That's great Jacquie!
Do what you can when you can.
9 credits is huge! I’m so happy for you! I’m not quite confident in doing that myself yet. Enjoy marketing. It is very fun and informative. Also good job seeking out opportunities in your church!
Wohoo! Delighted for you, Best of luck 😊
So inspiring! I'm in my 2nd half of my first year and feeling discouraged because of health issues. In the past month I've had bronchitis and now really bad acid reflux, just got diagnosed with asthma yesterday on top of clinical depression and anxiety, can't imagine what it's like with a chronic illness. Set to graduate with a degree in 3.5 years from now instead of 2 because I have to work almost full-time but that's okay!
My daughter, who has CVID and is a senior in college, learned through trial and error that she could only manage four courses each semester. She has also interrupted college twice - once by not enrolling one semester, and once by withdrawing part of the way through a semester when things became overwhelming. She was lucky that she had a nice cushion of AP credits from high school, and other credits from a semester abroad, so ultimately she will be graduating only one semester after her high school cohort. This has been and will be quite a significant financial burden on us because she goes to a very expensive private college and her younger brother is also in university, but her father and I understand that if she tried to take a heavier load in order to graduate on time, it could affect her physical health, from exhaustion, and her mental health, from the stress. I guess I might suggest that students struggling with chronic illness/es should consider attending community colleges and in-state universities where the tuition is affordable, in case it takes an extra year or two or more to finish their degree. I think living at home (as my daughter does) and commuting is also worth considering, as a way to save money on room and board. If you lived in a dorm and had to withdraw more than half way through the semester, most schools would not refund your tuition or room and board. It’s important to be aware of such things. Jacquie, do you have any further thoughts on that?
Yay!! I’m currently a full time student in college which is exciting but also ridiculously hard, considering my chronic pain. It really helps to remember that there’s no shame in taking less credits if I need to, so thanks!
Hi Jaquie, I’m at USF as well and I’m also set up with SDS. They’ve been so helpful, and also very accommodating to the fact that I have a service dog and I have Rheumatoid arthritis. It can be very hard at times and I am still working on coping with the fatigue and pain but I am pushing through (or getting pulled through) lol my major is health sciences and I am taking 11 credits all online this semester and you just inspire me and show me that it can be done no matter the pace you do it at. I love your videos and I even started a TH-cam channel but have yet to open up about my disability and my service dog, the service dog community is scary, that’s all I have to say. I’d love to hear back from you❤️❤️❤️
Hey! Do you have an Instagram?
I finished a bachelors last year. At first I felt like a failure because I graduated last out of my friends who were also doing the same thing because I couldn’t cope with a full time load and went part time. I really like and resonate with the way you talked about how it wasn’t going at a slower pace, but my pace because.
I graduated high school in 2 years and then spent 4 years completing my associate and another 3 years for my Bachelors.
You see people graduating and think wow I’m slow. But bigger picture I worked so I didn’t need to take loans.
I was also able to get a job with the “community college” associates that helped fund my B.A. Once I received it I had a promotion waiting for me. I wasn’t just starting the job search.
Focusing on school is good. But you have to start your mark before. Because when you graduate your 1 of many with that same degree. So it isn’t how long it takes, but what you do during that journey to set yourself apart.
I had to take a year off too!!
This video is very inspiring. I am struggling. I have several illnesses. I am always at doctor appointments- about 6 appointments a week. I also am a part time student and part time employee. I can't keep up with it all and am behind in my schoolwork. Thanks for your inspiration.
I am so proud of you. You inspire me to live my best life despite the chronic pain.
My picture is of Luna my service dog. Do you liker her vest?
So happy for you!!! Your building your colledge snownan *frozen* lol i couldnt help but giggle when you said *in the first time in forever* made me smile, thankyou!
Yaaassss Queen! You go girl! I wish you all the best ♡
Wishing you continued health and happiness ❤️ very excited for you. You are going to do wonderfully❣
Super excited for you, Jacquie! Hoping and praying your body works for and with (not against) you as you begin and continue this journey
Praying for a successful semester of college studies, Jaquie!!! 🤗❤️🙏🏻
We’re proud of you Jaquie! I recently started my spring semester and found out that my chemistry professor trains service dogs. At the moment he is training a lab puppy and it comes to class every day.
And who says you HAVE to get through college in 4 years? You are absolutely right you go at your own pace. You'll enjoy it more and you'll get more out of it.
So glad you are able to take more classes. My son is in college and he has kept himself just at 12 credit hours so he doesn't overload himself. He also works a part time job. You are going to do great in you classes. You should be very proud of yourself.
You can do it!!! Congrats🙌
I was in the special ed program at my community college since I have several disabilities. I left school due to y chronic pain and my other medical issues taking a toll on me. I am waiting to get a new car manager to help me with my disability issues in my state since the one I had left. We are working on getting me in to a day program at least twice a week.
What a big step that ur taking. 9 credits. Thats amazing. Congrats. I finished community colle, trasfered to a universary took me 8 years to finish everything bc i kept changing majors/classes. But u know what u want to do. Congrats.
Keep up the great work 💪
You got this keep improving 👍
You go girl! I did the same as well. Studying was always a great distraction from my illness, even if the illness made things harder.
Your hair is so pretty!
Awe thanks! This is what happened when I took the braids out from yesterday (:
Chronically Jaquie My hair doesn’t do that. Jealous!
How do you keep your hair so clean and pretty with a port in? I struggle to properly get my hair clean because I’m accessed 24/7 and they won’t let me access myself
Freedom, lol... There are so many days where my hair is really dirty/oily. That is when I use dry shampoo, head bands and braids! I wash my hair by flipping it over the tub and using a shower hose, so the only thing getting wet it my hair. Usually Judd or my mom helps with this! I will have a towel around my shoulders to shield my port from getting accidentally sprayed.
Chronically Jaquie I see that’s pretty much what I have to do too and the top of my hair is always greasy! Gotta find a good dry shampoo. Thanks for the advice! I’m new to a port and still trying to figure it out
Congratulations!! I hope the classes go well!! My university has 12 credits to be full time and they encourage 15 which I think is insane. I'm currently taking 14 credits 0.0 but it's my last semester.
It is so good to see you brimming over with excitement about taking 3 courses. I am concerned that this is a lot, given that you just came off of a year of major hospitalizations. Yes, those helped set you up for a much improved outlook, but you are also planning to buy your first home. That process and move will take a lot of energy, even if you are not physically doing the move yourself. Why not just do the internship, since you've already launched that via your volunteer work? And you also have your new social media job as well as your ongoing TH-cam channel. I get your excitement, since you have not felt this well for quite some time. But I am concerned.
I began studying at the Danish Technical University this summer doing "full time" and in the beginning I quickly realized that even though I was in a good period I could feel that I was overloading myself and I would not be able to continue doing it. I talked to the disability advisers and they recommended to drop a 5 ECTS course (5 ECTS=2.5 American credits) and do it later so I would only be doing a 3 week 5 ECTS course and a 13 week 20 ECTS course this semester. It was really hard for me to do that because I want to be able to do the same as everybody else. And because even just doing 20 ECTS has been really hard for me I might have to take even less in the following semesters which seem a bit scary to me. I have been thinking about it as I will have to be 2-3 semesters slower than others so the quote about not going at a slower pace but just my pace really connected to me and my situation and I feel better about it
THAT’S INCREDIBLE! 🙌🎉🎊👏 God is good!
Congratulations on your educational journey, Jaquie. I'm really proud of you and are rooting for your success! I must add, that you look SO good in this video. Happy, healthier, confident... just really content. Good on you, Jaquie! xo Heather🇨🇦
I got a BS in anthropology and then kept getting more and more sick. I developed POTS because my doctors didn't intervene with my MCAD enough so now I can't do anything out in the field. I can't stand hot or cold and am unable to stand up for more than a few minutes at a time. So being a globe-trotting shovel bum is out. I am looking into maybe volunteering at a local museum but I can't till my heath evens out. On CDI but because of insurance I don't get my meds on time every time. So I keep relapsing. When I am able to get steady medication I was improving a little bit.
I just finished my first week of college. I’m also taking 9 credits this semester! Luckily I only have to go a little over an hour a day plus some online but I have Friday-Sunday free to do it. I’m scared I’m going to get exhausted and my pains going to go crazy. I’m going to make it work though and I’m so exhausted. I’m going for medical assistant at the moment but my end goal is to be a physician Assistant.
So happy for you! 9 credits is considered full time at my university!
Congratulations on your schooling. I recently found out that I have adrenal insufficiency and abnormal thyroid levels in addition to dysautonomia and ehlers-danlos syndrome and while I hope someday to go back to school it's just not feasible at this point. By the way, since I found your channel I look forward to your videos every day and hope next month to become a patreon subscriber if the $50 level is still available. Thanks for all you do spreading awareness and sharing your positivity with us! It's infectious!!
The title is too relatable 😂
“I was doing some college work and fell asleep doing that work” BIG MOOD RIGHT THERE
yay Jaquie! you go gurl!
So excited for you! Currently unable to attend any college classes at the moment do to my epileptic memory loss and EDS. However, as soon as I can start again, I will studying to become a Physicians Assistant! 😊
Great to see you going to college you will definitely achieve your goals iam so proud of you there is nothing beyond you abilities love you Jacquie keep going your an inspiration
I’ve no doubt when your house purchase goes thru, your many subscribers will want to send you all housewarming gifts 🎁.
I’m taking 21 credit hours and will be finished after this semester. You’ll get through these 9 credits. You can do it. We can struggle together through these long hours together. It’s taken me 6-7 years and I’m so ready to be done. I’m a psychology major and it’s been a rough road. My mental health got the better of me and caused delay. I took a year off for financial reason and then had to take another semester off financially and I’m so ready to have my degree in hand! I’m so close. 23 years old and will be almost 24 when i graduate in May! May 4th to be exact and will be 24 May 30th!
When I first attended college, I had no idea I had a chronic illness. All of the symptoms I had first time around I thought had to do with stress and lack of sleep from school 😂 But now I know what my chronic illness is and how to manage it a bit better, I HOPE to be able to go back to school and get a second degree in English ❤️ I’m incredibly excited for you to be able to chase your dreams, keep moving forward!!! 😂😍
I am a senior in high school applying to colleges this year. My goal career is to work in a lab on psych meds, but pharmacy is my back up and I am also going to minor in French for a double backup/side job of translating documents. I'm really nervous for college because I will live on campus and although I have lived in a dorm before I am worried about getting to and from classes which was hard enough on my body at my old school that only had one dorm and one academic building.
Congratulations Jaquie! I took me 10 years to get my degree. I just kept plugging along, sometimes only 1 class in a semester.
Good luck!
Not in college but my health has affected my high school life a lot. I was hospitalized multiple times a month but this year managed to pass 6/7 classes.
You are so amazing!
Great news! Congrats!
Well done Jaquie and good luck for the Spring senester. So proud of you! xxxxxxxxxxxx
I graduated from USF St. Pete last year! Good luck with everything!! :)
So great to see you this happy Jaquie!
Understand if you don't want to talk about this but I was wondering how things work for you income wise? Does the US have any kind of income security when you can't work because of your chronic illness?
Congratulations on not giving up I have ptsd from childhood trauma and have 2 types of seizures and some other Heath issues and my survive dog, Charmz, and I go to a more convenient school but do to my seizures I’m on home hospital for school do you have any tips on trying to try to do some work even if I don’t feel good? By the way this video makes me hope to graduate highschool even tho I’m almost 18 and might not finish for another 4 years but thank you ❤️
Cheering you on all the step of the way. I am in college on online and I am also a chronic illness warrior. I would like to chat with you about our journey.
I am going into my third year at Liberty University (online). Ideally I was supposed to be done last year, but I’ve had to go at a slow pace, 1 class every 8 weeks. It’s at times discouraging that I can’t do more. But, as you said the pace I’m at is what I can do now.
Question: does anyone out there know of a good psychology internship that I could look into? I would appreciate the input.
Jaquie best of luck on your next endeavor in school, you got this! ❤️
Good for you!! You'll succeed, one day at a time!
I’m a Biotechnology major and only do 2 classes a semester sometimes I takes a semester off if needed it will take me forever to get my degree but I am chipping away at the classes I need to take and passing with good grades.
U go girl!
Recently I graduated from College and it was a big struggle because of my vision problems and other medical problems. One of my medical problems is called irritable bowel syndrome and that was caused due to a whole lot of stress in my college days. There was an also an issue of test timing and other issues but the college I went to was very helpful. My degree that I earned is in business marketing management this is a bachelors degree. I am hoping to work for the federal government because of my disability.
You go girl in your dreams. May God bless you.
What would your "dream" job be if TH-cam went away?
It's better to do what's going to work for you than overload and fail classes and throw a wrench into your health progress! That's great that you could work out such a good internship and get credit for it! The way the internship works sounds kind of like when I did student teaching. You have a "class," but you don't really attend class. You go to work! Online classes are not a good option for me, but it sounds perfect for you! I am considering going back to college to become a lab tech.
yay! this is awesome! one step at a time! you'll get this degree before you know it! you've got this and will kick it in the butt! woohoo
So happy for you! 😀
👏🏼👏🏼 👍🏼👍🏼 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼WOW 2019⭐️!
I’m happy-crying for all the blessings coming for you, Judd & Harlow🙏🏼. You have 128,000 cheerleaders praying, cheering, can you hear US?📣“The Lord works in mysterious ways”