<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

Hi there.

Over the past few days I have been thinking I have lost interest in my chosen career path and feel like I want to get into a career where I 'help' people.

I'm currently in my final year of studying Computer Games Technology and I feel I have lost interest in programming and games. I have also postponed coursework and therefore my graduation because I suffer from SAD (seasonal affective disorder). I have been getting worse the past few weeks even though I have been seeing a counselor and have been on anti-depressants for about 6 weeks now. I keep thinking about how I would really like to get to help other people but the idea of going into psychology just doesn't seem like there are many job aspects for the amount of people studying the subject at a university level. Same goes for counselling etc. 

I have been tempted to start looking into the paramedic/doctor route (I have only been toying with the idea for a few days). I never studied Biology in high school so I think I would have to do another course beforehand. I feel like it is a little unfair I was made to make the decisions that my full career is based around at the age of 13/14. 

I know my memory is not the greatest which would be required for becoming a Doctor but I could work on it? And then there is the whole other fact of me becoming really stressed out and depressed around Winter - another few years at university (around the academic year coursework hand-ins would be in December/January and May) might not work out. Should I then just try to get on with my life that I chose becoming a programmer?
<bot>: Should I stick with my chosen career path of a game programmer or look into going down another career path even though I suffer from SAD and find coursework deadlines stressful?