u/Anya_Scorpio

I just graduated with my Associates degree and I am looking to transfer in spring 2027 to universities that are great for Mediterranean archaeology. I have a budget for universities so I am not looking at any Ivy leagues, and I am attracted to the idea of going internationally. I plan to go to Sapienza university of Rome for my masters, but I need somewhere for my bachelors that will transfer my credits over if I do international. For the US I have multiple already listed, I just wanted to see what other people recommended. For the US it doesn’t have to specifically have archaeology as the major since the US usually puts it under anthropology.

I’ve been dealing with costo for almost 6 months the now and in the last three weeks I’ve been doing pt. Even doing 20-30mins of the pt exercises at home everyday I still easily get a flare. I stoll can’t get passed 5lb dumbbells working out and I fear I never will. I lost my muscle mass in my arms and I feel awful looking back at the pictures of myself before everything. I’m really petite but I still was more confident. please tell me there’s an end of the road for this. I am only 20 (f) and have a large future, even my pt said it’s a tricky problem.

I’ve been diagnosed for months now and I’ve noticed a lot of changes. One that is really hard to deal with is the occasional eye soreness I feel when staring at screens to the point where I can’t anymore. I used to be able to stare at screens for hours on end everday and now I can barely get through one day on my phone, computer, or tv. I’m in college so I’m forced to do alot on the computer. I just didn’t know if anyone else got bad eye strain and soreness a lot with POTS. I use eye drops for dryness as well but I didn’t know anyone knew the cause.