Pitty, how Oxford has no consideration towards mental health, their traditional ethos has decelerated their progressional development and hence, have plummeted their moral values. Problematically, these institutions boast about "equality, and social mobility", although contrastingly still express significant divisions in both attitudes towards the welfare of their students, and fairness. Their tradition will contribute to their downfall, and more liberally minded and modern universities have managed to undermine Oxbridge influence. This year Bristol was ranked first for engineering, a sore loss for Cambridge- Considering that Oxbridge pay league tables...... Bristol does not. Imperial, UCL, and LSE are also fierce competitors, their modern curricula as well as a progressive attitude have enabled them to become arguably more attractive to companies looking for well-rounded individuals. LSE ranked first for economics, again another loss for E&M for Oxford, and Cambridge.
It is very unfortunate, that your mental health was neglected by Oxford, an institution that proudly boasts about being the hub of the "most academically gifted, and brightest students" (Although this is arrogantly debatable, considering that other universities are just as good, and not all students with exceptional caliber apply), surely such academic prowess would recognize the importance of mental health, in addition, to understand how to adequately deal with situations like these. Such neglect, clearly demonstrates that Oxford has no regard for mental health issues, but also are more focussed on attainment.
Morality is more important than prestige. You need rest and more importantly, you are BETTER than Oxford. It is their loss, and frankly, if an institution cannot appreciate their students, then they don't deserve to admit or have said status.