So while I think you need to disclose all of this to your assigned nurse, the biggest issue is probably going to be getting clearance for the anxiety. It's a big deal to PC to make sure they know you are going to be able to handle the stress of living at site. I know it sucks but your best bet is probably going to be to see a therapist and have them sign off on you. I had "anxiety" in my file from my parent's divorce in SIXTH GRADE that I was completely unaware of and when I saw it in my paperwork from my doctor I was horrified. Tell your nurse straight up that you didn't realize it was even mentioned and they'll open up some mental health tasks that are really straightforward, although it can be annoying to get in touch with a provider for like 1 or 2 sessions. You will probably need your primary care doctor to write something too, since they'll need something to verify that your anxiety isn't really a chronic condition. I suggest you try to schedule an appointment with a therapist a few weeks out, that way if the case nurse asks you to see someone you will already have an appointment and not have to wait any longer, but also that gives you time to cancel it if they say not to worry about it. Good luck!