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I [16F] was diagnosed with a dysautonomic disorder (POTS, for any interested) back in October and it has completely changed every aspect of my life. I went from playing sports and dancing to fainting 10+ times per day, a 500% AT LEAST drop in stamina, and requiring a wheelchair to leave my house --- literally within a week. My attendance at school got so shaky that I had to withdraw and have been taking classes online since. I usually can't leave my house for more than 2-3 hours per day, and am unable to drive anymore. I have a few incredible friends, but unfortunately I've grown apart from so many past friends because of how little I could see them, as well as several past friends that were downright awful to me about being sick. Loneliness and boredom are so constant, I'm not entirely sure what to do. It feels like I've tried everything. 

Well, about me... Reddit kills lots of time for me, of course. I LOVE learning (I take several extra courses per month via Coursera and similar websites), have studied for all of my upcoming classes to get ahead, absolutely adore Nintendo and have played every game that I could get my hands on. Very few television shows interest me... I love reading though. 

My situation isn't permanent, and I find new ways to manage my illness all the time, but doctors still estimate it'll be this bad for ~4 more years (though we've taken the first steps to begin training a service dog for me! I'll hopefully be able to return to school in January, maybe) I feel like I've run out of ways to distract myself... And I miss people in general. Would love tips on things to do and ways to meet people with such limited stamina.
<bot>: Illness leaves me bored, stuck in bed 21 hours per day and lonely. I miss being around people and it feels like I'm running out of things to do to occupy myself.