No idea what to do after A-level's [3 options]

I feel lost in what I'm supposed to do with my life, I have no passion and just picked my subject choice cause it seemed semi interesting & not because I wanted a career in it.
I was predicted AAB, dealt with heavy depression and chronic health issues, didn't revise enough [completely my fault] & ended up with CDE, but my insurance grade still accepted me [It was ~CCC, it wasn't unconditional].

I have 3 options on what to do:
1) take up my insurance university & study a subject I don't particularly want a career in. As it's a subject for a kind of competitive career, I feel like my A-level results will screw me over in the long run, especially as I'd need at least a Masters degree to even get anywhere.
2) try going through clearing and taking up a foundation course in a subject I think I'd be more interested in a career in. However, it has the same A-level problem as option 1 & requires ~2 hours public transport one way to get to those universities [~4 hours travel daily].
3) resitting A-levels to hopefully get a better grade & then applying for university in 2024. However, it's more costly & my old school doesn't offer it [so I'd most likely have to do it digitally].I think I'd be able to do a better job this time as
I've managed to get accepted for therapy [referrals take time & my parents wouldn't spend money] and am trying to get prescriptions [my parents wouldn't allow any] to deal with my health issues.

I just don't know what I'm supposed to do.

I feel lost in what I'm supposed to do with my life, I have no passion and just picked my subject choice cause it seemed semi interesting & not because I wanted a career in it.
I was predicted AAB, dealt with heavy depression and chronic health issues, didn't revise enough [completely my fault] & ended up with CDE, but my insurance grade still accepted me [It was ~CCC, it wasn't unconditional].

I have 3 options on what to do:
1) take up my insurance university & study a subject I don't particularly want a career in. As it's a subject for a kind of competitive career, I feel like my A-level results will screw me over in the long run, especially as I'd need at least a Masters degree to even get anywhere.
2) try going through clearing and taking up a foundation course in a subject I think I'd be more interested in a career in. However, it has the same A-level problem as option 1 & requires ~2 hours public transport one way to get to those universities [~4 hours travel daily].
3) resitting A-levels to hopefully get a better grade & then applying for university in 2024. However, it's more costly & my old school doesn't offer it [so I'd most likely have to do it digitally].I think I'd be able to do a better job this time as
I've managed to get accepted for therapy [referrals take time & my parents wouldn't spend money] and am trying to get prescriptions [my parents wouldn't allow any] to deal with my health issues.

I just don't know what I'm supposed to do.

Hi there

Do you mind sharing the subject/career?
You've definitely got lots of options and it sounds like it has been a tricky time for you

There are definitely ways you can go forth and progress your career but also it might be good to consider what is best for you right now + how you want to use that time.
Everyone does life/career/uni differently, there is no one path + so please don't worry about that.

Sending big hugs
Cheese

The subject I'd want to do is Computer Science [I took it for GCSE, but couldn't for A level as non of the schools in my area offered it, but I've done small coding projects in my own time as a hobby]

Thank you for the encouragement <3

I feel lost in what I'm supposed to do with my life, I have no passion and just picked my subject choice cause it seemed semi interesting & not because I wanted a career in it.
I was predicted AAB, dealt with heavy depression and chronic health issues, didn't revise enough [completely my fault] & ended up with CDE, but my insurance grade still accepted me [It was ~CCC, it wasn't unconditional].

I have 3 options on what to do:
1) take up my insurance university & study a subject I don't particularly want a career in. As it's a subject for a kind of competitive career, I feel like my A-level results will screw me over in the long run, especially as I'd need at least a Masters degree to even get anywhere.
2) try going through clearing and taking up a foundation course in a subject I think I'd be more interested in a career in. However, it has the same A-level problem as option 1 & requires ~2 hours public transport one way to get to those universities [~4 hours travel daily].
3) resitting A-levels to hopefully get a better grade & then applying for university in 2024. However, it's more costly & my old school doesn't offer it [so I'd most likely have to do it digitally].I think I'd be able to do a better job this time as
I've managed to get accepted for therapy [referrals take time & my parents wouldn't spend money] and am trying to get prescriptions [my parents wouldn't allow any] to deal with my health issues.

I just don't know what I'm supposed to do.