u/Far_Signal_4578

Hi I’m a health science major who just needs 1 more online class to add into my summer schedule. It has a be at a 3000 or above. If there are any 2 credit options, that would be great. If not, 3 credit is fine.

Hi, I’ll be attending UF starting Fall 2026 and need recommendations for a studio or 1x1 Apartment. My budget is $1200. I don’t need anything luxurious, just something clean and safe.

Hi! Sorry if this isn’t exactly the right place to post this. I am attending Santa Fe College starting fall for their Respiratory Therapy program. I am looking for a studio and/or 1x1 apartment, but I am completely unfamiliar with the area. If anybody could share some recommendations, I’d really appreciate it!

I will be attending Santa Fe starting this fall and wanted to ask for studio apartment recommendations. I am transferring from Tampa, so I’m unfamiliar with the area. So far, I have seen College Manor and Reflections Thanks for the help!

Hi, this is my first time commenting on this sub. But I wanted to share this since I don’t know anyone personally who can understand this from my perspective. I (20F) have moderate spastic diplegia in my legs and found out today that I got accepted into my first-choice AS program in Respiratory Therapy. It’s such a surreal moment for me, especially after struggling for years with the doubt that I wouldn’t be able to pursue the medical field with my disability. Even though I have always advocated for myself and never backed down, at some points, those constant words and looks of doubt from classmates, teachers, mentors and even friends and family got to me. But I’m really proud of myself for never letting other people’s doubts, and even my own, stop me from taking the chance and working hard for it. I am so incredibly excited, scared, and grateful for this next chapter in my life!

My dad (late 60’s) was diagnosed with stage 3 lung cancer the end of 2024. He has since went through a lot of treatment, from chemotherapy, radiation, and immunotherapy. Over the summer, we found out he was in remission and as you can imagine, it was such a huge blessing. However, throughout this entire journey, one of my dad’s biggest struggles is how the treatment has affected his body. Now, I completely understand the fatigue and pain. And I know that weight gain and/or weight loss is another aspect of it. But with my dad specifically, he’s always been a super skinny guy. He’s 6’3 and works in a physically demanding job, so actually, one of his longest issues even before the cancer was being underweight. It’s usually very hard for him to gain weight.

Now, from all the treatment his body has been through, he’s gained a little weight and bloating. But to literally anybody, you can’t tell whatsoever. My dad doesn’t understand that, no matter how many times I, my stepmom, his doctors, or his dietitian tells him. And how he wants to implement a literal 2-3 day fasting diet. My stepmom and I have worked so hard to cook him healthy and good meals. But he has this perception that he’s fat and uses “Dr. Google” to “research” these absolute fad diets. What gets me the most frustrated though is that he doesn’t even talk about going back to the gym.

I’m trying my best to be as understanding as I can with how this cancer journey has affected his self-image. As a physically disabled person myself, I very much understand body image issues. But, I also lost my mother to cancer years ago and she also used these fad diets. I remember my dad constantly pleading to her what I am now pleading with him. Part of this whole situation is kind of triggering me, but I am just so worried about how my dad is on a spiral with this and I don’t know what to do about it.