I think I have to give up applying for medicine

I’m in year 12 . I know it’s too soon to say this but everything is going horribly wrong in my persue of Medicine .
First my gcse grades are a bit crap A*AAAABBC for Medicine .( learnt from my mistakes )
2nd - been turned down from doing a 2 year programme medicine in my fav university
3rd- i made a mistake in a form (DBS) so probably I wont be able to be a volunteer in my local hospital
4th- Diagnosed with anxiety , which doesn’t affect my daily interactions but affects how I feel day to day .

This factors are all stopping me from actually applying . I decided to do medicine the day before I started y12. Now everything seems to be going against me . I mean I will still try but I can’t help but look into the future and see myself being rejected and having to do another course . Th me only thing that is going alright is my grades I’m the top in bio chem and maths .

Be honest, why do you want to be a doctor anyways?

Might sound cliche but I want to help people - I know there’s lots of other profession which help people however I feel like being a doctor is the closest way to reach out to people - people who are vulnerable then help them cure them or get atleast a bit better and enjoy life - that’s something I crave really.
I can’t imagine myself doing anything else

I had A*AAAAAABBBB in GCSEs, DDE in A-levels and a criminal record - still got into medschool. If yoi're ready to make sacrifices like studying abroad (if you won't manage to get in jn the UK of course), then everything's possible! Keep your hopes up, but prepare for the worst and get the best grades you can.

Then why don't you become a nurse?

I would rather study medicine than nursing however being a nurse is not a bad option. I feel like doctors are more into the diagnosis than nurses

I’m in year 12 . I know it’s too soon to say this but everything is going horribly wrong in my persue of Medicine .
First my gcse grades are a bit crap A*AAAABBC for Medicine .( learnt from my mistakes )
2nd - been turned down from doing a 2 year programme medicine in my fav university
3rd- i made a mistake in a form (DBS) so probably I wont be able to be a volunteer in my local hospital
4th- Diagnosed with anxiety , which doesn’t affect my daily interactions but affects how I feel day to day .

This factors are all stopping me from actually applying . I decided to do medicine the day before I started y12. Now everything seems to be going against me . I mean I will still try but I can’t help but look into the future and see myself being rejected and having to do another course . Th me only thing that is going alright is my grades I’m the top in bio chem and maths .

I’m in year 12 . I know it’s too soon to say this but everything is going horribly wrong in my persue of Medicine .
First my gcse grades are a bit crap A*AAAABBC for Medicine .( learnt from my mistakes )
2nd - been turned down from doing a 2 year programme medicine in my fav university
3rd- i made a mistake in a form (DBS) so probably I wont be able to be a volunteer in my local hospital
4th- Diagnosed with anxiety , which doesn’t affect my daily interactions but affects how I feel day to day .

This factors are all stopping me from actually applying . I decided to do medicine the day before I started y12. Now everything seems to be going against me . I mean I will still try but I can’t help but look into the future and see myself being rejected and having to do another course . Th me only thing that is going alright is my grades I’m the top in bio chem and maths .

So regarding your concerns:

1) You can't change what's already happened, but your GCSEs are okay and certainly not a reason to give up altogether. You would need to apply to medical schools carefully though and not apply to ones which want lots of A*s. What was the C in?

2) I don't understand what you mean here. You're in year 12, so what do you mean you've been turned down from your favourite uni?

3) I'm sure if it's a simple mistake it can be resolved easily if you contact them and explain? It's the beginning of year 12 so you've still got enough time to get it all sorted out before applying.

The fact that you say you're doing well in your A levels should provide you with some encouragement - keep going and stay focused

I've just applied for medicine in year 13 and honestly your GCSEs are not stopping you. They are lower than some applicants but what you need to do is a lot of research into which med schools focus less on GCSEs (for example Keele).
If your DBS has a mistake can you just explain this to the hospital and redo it? It will probably set back the start date of your volunteering, which is annoying, but at least you'll still get to do it.
If you are still unsure about whether it's worth you applying for medicine, honestly get a placement anyway if you can. I knew I wanted to be a doctor but on placements I found there were so many healthcare professions that I didn't even know existed or knew very little about, like neurophysiologists, radiotherapists, community psychiatric nurses etc. This has led me to pick a healthcare science degree for my 5th choice, because I can still work with patients, which is what attracts me so much to medicine (I didn't want to do medical researh as a backup, I too want to help people so I understand), and I'll be working with doctors still.
As for the anxiety diagnosis, honestly I relate strongly - me too! I can give you tonnes of advice about this but really you need to work through it yourself - and don't let it hold you back! My anxiety has made me very self aware and help me more to understand other people, and this is a great attribute for doctors to have.
Possibly your anxiety is leading you to panic about these setbacks that you've listed, but it's good that you're aware of the challenges with applying to medicine - better than to apply naively.
Just do your research - not just into medicine, but other healthcare careers, and work out what's best for you

I've just applied for medicine in year 13 and honestly your GCSEs are not stopping you. They are lower than some applicants but what you need to do is a lot of research into which med schools focus less on GCSEs (for example Keele).
If your DBS has a mistake can you just explain this to the hospital and redo it? It will probably set back the start date of your volunteering, which is annoying, but at least you'll still get to do it.
If you are still unsure about whether it's worth you applying for medicine, honestly get a placement anyway if you can. I knew I wanted to be a doctor but on placements I found there were so many healthcare professions that I didn't even know existed or knew very little about, like neurophysiologists, radiotherapists, community psychiatric nurses etc. This has led me to pick a healthcare science degree for my 5th choice, because I can still work with patients, which is what attracts me so much to medicine (I didn't want to do medical researh as a backup, I too want to help people so I understand), and I'll be working with doctors still.
As for the anxiety diagnosis, honestly I relate strongly - me too! I can give you tonnes of advice about this but really you need to work through it yourself - and don't let it hold you back! My anxiety has made me very self aware and help me more to understand other people, and this is a great attribute for doctors to have.
Possibly your anxiety is leading you to panic about these setbacks that you've listed, but it's good that you're aware of the challenges with applying to medicine - better than to apply naively.
Just do your research - not just into medicine, but other healthcare careers, and work out what's best for you

To answer your questions :

C was in Art
Birmingham uni has this 2 year programme for those who want to do medicine what you do is get help for bMAT ..etc , go to mini lecturers , talk to current medic students , do projects and more .