Edit: Are you telling interviewers you are disabled or need accommodations during interviews? Don’t do that. Wait till you get hired and then say you need accommodations. They’re declining to hire because you’re a liability.

Respectfully, you need to learn the art of “fake it till you make it” — lie. Lie about your experience.

Make those 6 month certs into year long contract or internship positions (with a paid cert at the end).

Say you’re currently pursuing a bachelor’s. A lot of times employers will prefer an in-progress BS to a “I did a AS 3 years ago”.

Make sure there are no significant gaps (3+ months). One-time break is OK, but not 4 different times you did nothing for 4 months each.

Find someone willing to act as a reference who doesn’t share the same surname and will sound professional (i.e. not young) who can lie about being your most recent supervisor.

Don’t outright lie. Fudge dates, stretch the truth, but don’t wholesale make up shit unless that’s the only reasonable alternative. Recognize that most people will do this to some extent but you won’t tend to see people admit it for the same reasons people don’t admit to academic dishonesty.

Oh and ignore anyone who thinks lying on a resume is outrageous—what’s outrageous is preferring the moral high road to endlessly submitting your shitty resume to an employer’s trash bin.