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Hello guys,

I do not want to sit here and complain but I would really appreciate it if someone can help me with my issue because I feel like I am not living in a reality anymore. I graduated may 2020 with a bachelors in nuclear medicine and got my arrt certification around the same time. Since my first internship in 2019, i was already promised a job by the time I graduate, but then covid happened and they stopped responding to me. I applied for a hundered other jobs but I feel i wasn’t having a big chance of getting accepted because I am not an american citizen and people mostly want people who can stay for longer periods of times in their facilities. By that time to, I started developing an aggressive form on skin disease on my scalp and it needed treatment as soon as possible because it was just causing depression for me. I decided to leave and go back to my home country in europe which I do not even speak their language in order to start treatment because I didn’t have health insurance in usa after I graduated. Since I got here, they will not allow me to work with my degree and qualifications until I undergo their process of obtaining their license which might take up to 4 years, that is alot of time that I do not like to waste. I tried looking for jobs in other countries and some of them require me to have prior work experience post graduation in order to obtain their license. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE, I am really in a bad situation and depressed all the time because I feel i have no hope in life. If anyone knows the rules in their country that they would allow someone like to myself to work there in a shorter period of time by like only taking the test of their licensing body, I would appreciate the help. I sacrificed alot in order to study this program and now I cannot even get a job and I am working in a restaurant in order to cover my bills.

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