Retook my A-levels (CIE) and still didn't get the grades for med school.

Okay, so, basically, I took my A-levels twice, getting BCC the first time (2017) and A*CC this year. I'm not a UK citizen, I didn't apply for med school last October, and I can't apply for the medical school where I live because I didn't take the local A-levels here. I know it's completely my fault because I didn't do sufficient research into the UK admissions process, hence missing the UCAS deadline, and on top of that, I didn't take my A-levels seriously, both times. I also know that if I had put in enough effort, I could've achieved the grades I wanted easily. In other words, I missed my grades because I distracted myself and not because I'm not capable of getting them. So, now that I've basically explained my situation, I just want to know what to do from here. I looked into foundation years and graduate medicine but most of the foundation years in the UK are only for UK citizens, and apparently GEM is very competitive. I was thinking of doing a Psychology undergrad here in my country, because I'm also interested in that field, but I still want to know my options when it comes to medicine because it's something I really really want to do. I know it was a long paragraph, thank you for taking the time to read it.

1. Most likely no chance of straight undergrad medicine. 85% of school dont accept resits. the ones that do may not accept double resits.
2. Biomed and seek a transfer onto med because of excellent results. Risky if you arent good enough.
3. GEM= very competitive.
4. International medical school i,e E Europe.
5. Other career.

You say you could have got the grades except you couldnt be bothered, so now you have to deal with sorting things out. Your chances of med have diminished because you didnt get things together. If you really really want it as you say then you are going to need to apply yourself.