Don't go back. It'd be one thing if you had to consider the hell to money ratio, but nothing is worth getting treated like crap for free/no college credit. There has to be somewhere that actually appreciates its volunteers, even if it's a slightly different field.

-26, but in my defense I do have my own bank account and alarm clock.

I might try the university counseling center (since they're sticking me with the university fees for my three grad credits anyway) and see what my insurance actually covers (based on past experience: not much). But thank you for replying—usually the responses to my illness range from "Just eat healthy" to "But you're…

I recently looked into my school's free counseling services. Up to 12 free sessions per academic year, but "most students meet their needs within six to ten sessions."

I'm an EDNOS (with depression). I've considered myself non-practicing, but I'm probably not a reliable narrator and lately I've been having a harder time managing my depression and my eating disorder.

My cream colored tabby would beg to differ. Of course, she loves to sleep and shed on dark colored fabrics. It is cat law.