<prompt> Human: Ok, here we go. Im a full time college student. I took out loans for all of it. Im 30k in debt studying land surveying. Its a really physical job so I cant get an Internship until Im healthy again. Im 2 years from graduating. This last summer, I was diagnosed with Non Hodgkin lymphoma. Luckily, 3 months before I got diagnosed I got a form a Obamacare. So my insurance covered like 95 of the hospital bills. I went to 3 different hospitals for treatment and was seen by atleast 30 doctors over the last 4 months. Each doctor billing memy insurance company.I had to leave my apartment complex and move out without 60 day notice and my cats ruined my carpet so my apartment complex billed me 1200 and sent me to a debt collector. My brother was nice enough to let me live with him debt free for a while to get back on my feet but there is no end in sight. I just finished my last round of chemo, so now its time to worry about the bills. Well, each bill, was sent to a debt collector because I didnt pay any of them while I was getting treatment. It was obviously the last thing on my mind. Well, since Ive been in school for four years, federal aid told me theyre going to start charging me monthly because Ive reached my borrowing limit. So In total, my credit is ruined, I might not be able to finish school and get a job, Im barley able to work part time as it is right now, and Im bringing in no more than 500 a month. My car insurance, car payment, school repayment, credit card payments isnt much, debt collectors, and left over hospital bills, I just dont know what to do. My family has no money as it is so they cant help and Ive applied to atleast 10 different financial aid assistant programs through the hospitals but it just isnt helping. I added up all my credit card and debt collector debt and its 4500. My hospital debt is 10k and counting. My school loans are 30k and I still owe 5k on my car. Im just so afraid Im going to lose everything and its not even my fault. Any advice on where to start would be amazing. Thank you all for reading. Edit: I applied for disability and was denied. They said my form of cancer was curable enough to where I could continue light work.  <response>: Also check with your cancer Dr financial office. They can help you apply for grants that pay your Dr bills. Our group did that, all we did was fill out easy paperwork and they did everything else. We received 2500 towards our medical bills from the American Cancer Society. 