Anxiety and depression are TREATABLE illnesses/diseases. I urge you to seek medical care for either/both.

If you have done so ... and the treatment is not working, inform your doctor ... or seek another doctor.

Welcome to the site and this group. I have given you a 'short' answer but it is direct and true. You can also look forward to a lot of coping support here ... from other members. We understand .. and 'have been/are there.

As I said in the thread you made on the other group, welcome to the site. Hopefully you find someone who can support you here and can feel better about things.

What's your degree in? Maybe I can suggest job options.

As far as relationships, there are plenty of people in relationships who are racked with anxiety, torment or are otherwise miserable, because they're not getting the love they want and don't trust their mate. Count your blessings for not being in one of "those" relationships.

I have visited a psychiatrist and undergone therapy for anxiety and depression. I'll go to more therapy and I might change my medication. I feel like I simply need to get my life back on track for the most part though.

I graduated in aerospace engineering with a low gpa and no experience. I have already done alot of talking about my career and just need something to happen already.

Aerospace Engineering: Wow, congratulations. Contacted NASA?

I hope you choose to fight like hell. I suggest seeing a therapist, psychiatrist, and maybe even checking into the hospital for feeling suicidal. I want to suggest getting a light box for depression and taking a vitamin D supplement. Your primary care physician could check your levels of vitamin D. I take 10,000 IU a day but that is only under a doctors care. I wish you luck and please hang in their.

I know an engineer who ended up installing Sky TV. The job you get is the job you are willing to take: and money is money.

Girls come after money. That's the rule. :D So you have to get the job first. Any job will do.

Start applying for those jobs you didn't fancy before. And remember this: any job you can get will teach you something. Take a job, even if it's sweeping the streets, and master it. Then move to the next job.

This is how to not only progress back up the ladder so that your low scores become a thing of the past, but also how to become a wise leader, because you can never be any good at the top if you have never been at the bottom.

:) Take care, and best wishes.

Join the Club Mate. I graduated in 2001 in IT with a 2:2; which is a low GPA by US standards; and ended up getting into Jobs I didn't prepare myself for properly and was subsequently fired for incompetence. My Mum was dying of Parkinson's then and I was too busy feeling sorry for myself. Then there was my Family to content with.

Hope you can find other options, Buddy. If you have a background in Engineering, you could possibly install Sling boxes for those who want to watch TV from their own Country. (since most Americans are Second-Generation Immigrants)