Why should my medical restrictions not be viewed as an ineligibility for unemployment Insurance

I am a 100% total and permanent disabled marine corps veteran who has been diagnosed with PTSD, Traumatic Brain Injury, obstructive sleep apnea, knee strain right with limitation of flexion, lumbosocral strain, left wrist, right wrist strain. I served in the marine corp for almost a decade and got out in 2021. Since I left the marine corps for the past 3 years I have not been able to hold a steady gainful employment due to my nightmares, voices in my head and other paranoia. However, I have continued to work. I have had 3 different jobs in the time span of three years. I applied for unemployment insurance benefits and was recently denied becuase of my medical restrictions, the fact that I am currently attending school to better myself so I withdrew my enrollment. My last job I was fired becuase the voices in my head told me to steal rather than hurting someone so I did. I do not Think it is fair for me to be denied benefits that I have work for and as a result of my disabilities, I have no control over these things. Don’t happen to me. I’m currently seeing a psychologist monthly and another psychiatrist weekly in order to get me to be able to function properly. I have also been searching for jobs weekly. Please help me to write a report as to why I deserve my unemployment benefits. I really need it because right now my family and I are really struggling so I need something concrete and something convincing.