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Suzu, you are not alone. A lot of people have found themselves in this situation. There is an organization working on getting student loan debt changed so that students, people who work hard to better themselves and learn how to help others, are no longer treated more harshly than convicted felons. It is called Studentloanjustice.org. You should get imvolved with them.

As for people like "vitalpac", this is a person who is desperately pleading for help even though he is afraid to use his real name. He is fearful of being found out. I have read enough of his (usually male) "responses" to recognize a mental disorder.  He can't help himself.

So sad

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