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Update:
I was brought to the doctors by my head of year, and I was then referred to an on-call crisis team at A&E (our equivalent of ER for those of you who don't know) so I was given an urgent risk assessment and I had some blood work done - my results all came back clear, although I have a more detailed one scheduled in two weeks time. I was lucky enough to be given a really organised team, who have all agreed that I need urgent care, so instead of being discharged like my previous encounters with hospitals, I'm now being referred to a crisis group, I'll see a psychiatrist and hopefully be prescribed medication (my doctor has said if my psychiatrist doesn't prescribe it, she will authorise it herself) and I'll start EMDR therapy soon as I haven't responded to CBT. A lot is happening currently, and I have exams happening at the moment (I actually missed my Physics exam this morning oops), so I won't be on much, but for the meantime, I am safe, and my parents are aware of what has happened. I will try and get round to replying to all of your lovely messages at some point after exams (aka in a weeks time) and I just want to thank you all so much for your concern and support Lav xoxo