Career-finding when disabled? Usual career-search websites (like O*NET) dont consider the nuance of disability in being able to find work :(
I'm so tired and I feel so done-for. I dont even know what to do with my life and I'm 25. I've been in community college 5 yrs, can only take 2 classes at a time bc of my disability (ADHD, regular fatigue of unknown origin, and chronic wrist pain of unknown origin, investigating currently)
I'm so stumped. My college's disability services only help with in-class issues & accommodations, the career center doesnt know what to do with me and just refers me to O*NET or any generic career-finding website, but none of it considers that I'm physically disabled.
I genuinely love doing physical work with my hands; I'd honestly be some kind of construction worker if I could physically handle it (but my wrist + lifting heavy makes me so tired that I suddenly "feel like I need to fall asleep/lay down"). I considered welding, dental assisting, even interior designing, but the hand-work needed for all of that is too much and it's driving me nuts.
Every single thing I consider is genuinely impossible for me. I want to be a comic illustrator (my life's passion project). It's gonna be super hard and take me a super long time. But if I'm already hurting myself chronically at work, I am never ever going to be able to do that.
Anyway, sorry for rambling/venting, I'm just really stumped.
How did you find a career as someone whose disabled?
Are there any career-finding websites that consider the nuance of disability in the search criterion?
All of these darn quizzes give me things that I am physically incapable of but would genuinely love, otherwise.
Thanks for your time.