<prompt> Human: Within 6 months of me attending school at an in-state university, I was hospitalized twice for mental health issues. I was still urged to go to school because everyone figured I was just under stimulated. When I got to school, my mental health issues were exacerbated. I failed two out of four classes. Due to extreme anxiety and depression, I rarely showed up to class and dropped about 20 pounds within a month and a half of attendance. I started intensive therapy twice a week when I left and was diagnosed with bipolar 1 within a year. Since I was a minor filling out my financial aid for school, my parents did most of it. My mom suggested she put herself as the main parent on the form since she makes significantly less money than my father. My mom has Florida residency, while my father has NY residency, so this move ended up requiring me to pay significantly more money than I believed I would be paying. Im not trying to throw my mother under the bus, and I know she was just trying to help. I am just wondering if there is anything I can do after the fact.Please, Reddit, tell me if there is any financial advice you can give me regarding my outstanding student loans. My thought is, if I were to have come down with a physiological health-issue that prevented me from being or excelling in school, the school may have had more leniency or accommodation for my state.What are your thoughts or suggestions? Thank you.Edit: thank you guys so much! Ill be trying out a lot of the advice below. I really appreciate the help and all of your comments. Thank you !  <response>: Get copies of your medical record and go talk to them 