I don't know what to do anymore.?
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Join the Military. Don’t tell them about any stomach issues or depression problems….my best friend had the same problem, we both joined the military 7 yrs ago and we are both doing fine today. If you are worried about being out of shape…don’t worry recruiters are more than willing to put you into a delayed entry program so that you CAN get into the service….trust me its not as bad as the world makes it out to be….I learned the best things ever and on top of that I have two degrees they paid for now I work for the government at 24 yrs old making more than I ever imagined….you can do it…trust me I suffered from divorce, a suicidal father and the list goes on…if you need anyone to talk to my email is aligaux@gmail.com I’d be more than willing to give you insight because I know how it feels.
Is there any way you can move to an area with a better job market?
Are you still taking an antidepressant?
I would worry about getting yourself taken care of physiologically and your job situation first.
Stomach issues are often related to psychological issues. If you don’t get them taken care of you are going to just be "putting a band aid" addressing them only from a medical point of view.
You’re going to have to work hard and pay every spare cent towards your debt.
Using your health as an excuse (to buy a new car) won’t cut it either.
I am sorry you are going through a rough time but in the end, you spent beyond your means (in most cases it seems, even though some of the debt is forgivable).
Bite the debt and pay it back.. move on and learn from this mistake.
Why don’t you just sue the makers of lexapro. I’m sure they will want to take responsibility for your actions. hahahahaha