Is it too late for me?Can I still get atleast A*AA?

I'm doing GCSE, so in temrs of a-levels I dont have much clue, but I do want to study the same subjects as you and pursue the same career. You can do this!! I've heard doing past papers is great practice, and some people have left their a-level revision like 2 weeks before exams. Like I said, I'm not one to say I've been there and done that, but revising in small chunks especially pomodoros (25 min study, 5 min break, X4 then a 15 min break) is really useful and keeps me going. The main thing is that you need to stay motivated. Once you have that incentive that pushed you to where you want to go (med school), theres nothing stopping you. I'm so sorry to hear about your health, and the schools lack of input, you will get through this. I've had 2 months off school due to surgery and Ive had to self teach quite a few subjects(not comparing situations in any way, just saying I -kind of- feel what you're going through. there's no point stressing about time, because, 1) its never on your side, and 2) you cant go back in time, so you just have to utilize every second you've got. Get some flashcards, an A3 notepad, and start making mindmaps. Also, if theres a common type of questions that always comes up, try to memorise it as best you can using flashcards. Some other A-level students from experience can probably give you better advice, but I wish you the best of luck.

ps: sorry about the constant spelling errors, my laptop keeps bugging out and not letting me correct anything!

My grades for my last mocks were B for biology and maths and a U for chemistry.Is it possible for me to still do well?My main reason for not doing so well is because I have poor mental health.I feel like it is too late for me and there is no point doing anything about it.I have been struggling quite some time with depression but on waiting list for therapy for couple months as they don't want to prescribe medicine.

I always dreamed of doing medicine and I feel like it is too late for me now I know I have a year and a half till the real exams but I have such big gaps in my knowledge and I revise little because I don't feel good mentally and my school is providing no support despite my parents and doctors writing multiple emails.

You have time to catch up easily.
the main concern is the fact that you're almost excusing yourself from working because of mental health issues. dont get me wrong i know exactly what its like, and these two years are your chance to do what you want in life. even then you can do medicine with a foundation year.
But no university is going to allow you in with bad grades because you have issues. idk your circumstances also but if you want to succeed you have to push through it and stay determined.

Thank you for your reply I received 7A*'s and 3A's for GCSE I had mental health problems then but not as bad I had a bit of motivation then but now I feel like I have nothing left to give.

Mental health as I said is just as important as physical health. So the people that say you have reason to be sad are mistaken, and shouldn’t be so judgemental. Those who say you’re ungrateful, make no sense to me, ungrateful for what? Also, people do have it worse than you, but that doesn’t mean you/others shouldn’t acknowledge what you’re going through, because people have it better than you too. I don’t think you’re excusing yourself from working because of mental issues, I think it’s the fact that it’s preventing you from studying. I’m not a psychologist, but i do know that you have to overcome what it is that is causing your health/work to suffer. I wish you the best in your exams, please don’t give up.

Thank you very much for your reply your kindness is much appreciated it makes me feel much better that someone knows where I am coming from and seems to be very understanding.