<human>: So I moved into my current apartment last year and since then I've had nothing but problems, some of which are admittedly my fault. 

When I moved in there was broken glass all over my carpet from a florescent bulb that had shattered. My landlord apologized but basically told me to clean it up myself, which was a pain in the ass finding all the shards of glass, but I did it. 

Then I noticed there was mold coming from behind the tile in the shower. I told my landlord about it, but she told me that it was rust (I've never seen rust grow, but okay...)  and that I was responsible for taking care of it. 

In October of 2010 I was in a car accident and was out of work for 3 months. My landlord told me not to worry about the rent and to focus on paying my bills and we would discuss the rent later. I'm still trying to get back on my feet from the accident so I owe her around $5,000. She's been doing less and less around the complex and I really just want to move out. I realize that I owe her money, but she filled out new lease for me and raised my rent $200. I never signed it but she expects to add that to the $5,000 I owe her already. 

Is there any way to break this lease so I can find a better place to live? She's threatening to take me to court for a grand total of $9,000; the $5,000 I already owe her plus what she says she will be losing if I move out early. 

In the meantime, the flower beds around the entire complex are overgrown because she refuses to maintain them, and she wants me to pull the weeds every night after work. Also, there is no insulation in the walls or attic, so my power bill alone has been $250 a month in a 1 bedroom apartment that doesn't have a washer, dryer, or dishwasher.

Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?
<bot>: My landlord is trying to screw me out of more money than I owe her and is trying to make me fix up her property on top of it.