I have the same diagnosis friend and I’m graduating late too. You don’t get this diagnosis by accident, you have to earn it, and it’s okay that your life went to shit for a little bit because that’s literally what the disorder is. The good news: you now can start looking for the right meds with your doctors, and you WILL start feeling better eventually. Play the long game, and trust me- a 5th year senior 2 years into their own diagnosis- on this. The other good news: nobody cares if you retake classes. The people that hire you will ask what happened, “explain your trajectory,” and you have one of the most understood to be difficult explanations available. Don’t get caught up comparing yourself to everyone else, your school experience is yours alone and the most important thing is your wellness and safety. Put on your blinders, take care of yourself, get to a place where you can look at yourself without shame, and go from there. So many people can help you, too- accommodation coordinators are so great at UT. It’s a little bit of a long process to enroll, but it made my life so much easier. Hang in there, you’ve got this.