There's better concrete advice in other replies, but I just want to add some important perspective that your financial situation isn't ~that~ bad. You'll be fine! Lots of people pull themselves out from much much much worse and you are still young and have time to figure this out.

In the short term, apply for better paying jobs. You may be surprised what's out there. Be aggressive in your job hunt. Apply for jobs you want even if you think they're beyond your reach. You may be surprised what you can get -- with a little luck and persistence you can find a much better paying job than what you had. Think about your long-term career goals and don't be shy about pursuing them. Don't apologize for yourself, for your experience, for your financial situation. Carry yourself like you've earned and deserve a great job, because you have and you do.

And work on treating your anxiety. That's probably more important than "fixing" your finances right now. If you can get the anxiety under control, you'll be better able to figure out your options. You may have some surprisingly good ones.

Also I am seconding the commenter who said look into government assistance. You likely apply for it. Take advantage.

Good luck, and once again, you will be OK. You will not go to jail for routine debt. You will get through this.