Noeoneknows's journey

I'm feeling really lost right now in my job situation. I'm a 23-year-old recent college graduate with a bachelor's degree in Mass Communications Broadcast and Production. To be honest, I feel like I wasted three years learning about communications and only got practical videography training in my last year. I wanted to pursue video editing, but financial constraints led me to this program instead. After graduating, I landed an internship with a marketing team at a small company, but it's been a nightmare. I'm working for minimum wage and taking on the workload of a previous videographer who quit, which is overwhelming. I asked for a pay raise due to the increased responsibilities, but they just said they'd see if it's in the budget, which feels disheartening considering their revenue is over a million a month. I’m really struggling mentally and financially. I can’t easily transition into the entertainment industry where I live, as there are few production studios hiring entry-level editors. The creative industry seems to be in a downturn, and I’m terrified of being stuck in this corporate job forever, especially since I’m underpaid compared to what professional editors make. I can’t quit because I desperately need the money. I’m limited to 29 hours a week to avoid benefits, which makes it hard to save. I have medical issues that require regular doctor visits, and while I can stay on my family’s insurance for a bit longer, it doesn’t cover everything. I’ve thought about other job options, but my medical conditions prevent me from doing hard labor. I have narcolepsy, which complicates my situation further since it’s not recognized for disability without a lengthy process. I’m just looking for any advice on how to navigate this tough spot. I’m applying to other positions, but there aren’t many entry-level roles available. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.