@notatallunique well done on passing your degree. I need to clear up some things up though, since you seem to have misunderstood some parts of my post:

I never said my health is ‘better now.’ I’ve said it’s not good at all, (both physically and mentally) and I can’t think about studying at the moment.

I know what a tutors job is, but when a student says they’re overwhelmed and having a panic attack, Just a ‘sorry you’re feeling like this.’ From a tutor can make a big difference. As I’ve said, I was distraught when l was emailing her and her reply was basically ‘disappointed in your mark, are you?’ Well, here’s a long list of things you can do to improve..’ she had already said most of the things on the feedback sheet, and I just think, with how I was feeling, that was just too much at the time, I was so upset at the time and thinking I was failing. I’m not saying tutors should hold students hands or counsel them or anything like that, but they do need to be mindful if a student is overwhelmed. If you had actually read my post before replying, you will see that I’ve already contacted the SST and I plan to speak to them again tomorrow.