<prompt> Human: My name is Christian. I am recently recovering from PTSD and Major Depression. So a little about the situation at hand. I have school debt, delinquency debt from credit cards while I was jobless, and registration and insurance fees I couldnt cover. I made a lot of mistakes. Ended up suicidal and was held in a psych ward. After this I decided to better my life. Applied for disability and started job hunting while waiting. I ended up getting a job hooray. I work at a design firm and I have plenty of experience in that field. The job is nice. And everyone there is really nice and its a great work environment. So I was going to fix up my car and get my registration and insurance. I ended up getting in an accident my first day of work.Today my radiator is busted the frame is messed up and the hood flew up and smashed my windshield. So my question is what do I do. I am in a bit of a panic. I was going to start taking the bus to work as I dont really have any other reliable transportation. How do I get out of this hole. I feel kind of hopeless and frustrated thinking about it. I know its my fault and I am not asking for pity but I would like some advice before I loose it. Here are some pictures. As for total debt amount I havent counted it all as Ive been avoiding paying it for several months while I was jobless. I dont have any other support systems and not sure what else to do. Reddit you are my only hope... Please lend some advice.TL;DR - I am an idiot who has hurt himself in the past. Now trying to fix my life. In a bigger hole than ever.  <response>: Sounds like you have no insurance currently- correct? Were you at fault? Im a little confused about the accident circumstances. Thats going to be a big factor in this. If you dont have insurance and were at fault thats definitely not good. What was the other cars damage situation?Either way dont panic. Take the bus to work. Its probably not the most fun but you need to just do it until things calm down. Honestly even before this Id have suggest public transport so you didnt incur expenses like insurance, gas, maintenance. Pull you credit report check the wiki on how to do that if youre not familiar. Take specific stock of your total debts-- who you owe, how much you owe, etc. You may find this calms some of your panic. Not knowing details can be a stress trigger for a lot of people. Once you have that sorted, make a budget. Include all expenses necessary to live and get to work. Youre probably looking at several years of ramen noodles and Netflix and park time for entertainment. Dont sweat that too much. Most people go through those lean years and if you stick to the budget and work to clear out the debt your long term prospects can still be great. Mainly take care of yourself-dont be too hard on yourself and dont dwell too long on the negative. We all fuck up financially at some point. Keeping your mental health in good shape should be first priority. 