<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

I started college for the first time in 2007 and made it 2 months into the fall semester before I could no longer attend. I was ill prepared and lost my job, home, and car and ended up in a homeless shelter. I received a 0.00 GPA across five classes.

I rebuilt my life and found myself in a position to return to college with a great house, family and occupation whom were all supportive of my decision to return.  

As this past fall semester was underway I experienced some setbacks. After a month and a half I realized that the tests in one class online had changed the due dates and I had missed nearly half the tests. I sought advice about withdrawing from advisers and the registrar office whom assured me I would be fine for the next semester as long as I did not withdraw from all classes. Also, my health took a downturn, my supportive job became very unsupportive. 

Anyway, I withdrew from one class, failed Algebra and passed two other classes. I ended up with a 1.78 GPA for the semester which is over the 1.75 requirement. I found out on December 21st that I had been placed on Academic Probation in 2007 and with  combined GPA of 0.76 failed to meet SAP. I found out through an email stating that I was being placed on Academic Probation starting this spring semester.

I sent a letter of Appeal and received a response stating that the Suspension had been upheld. The school does not seem to have a forgiveness policy or a clemency policy in place to get my grades from 5 years ago removed. I've sent two letters to the Dean, the first letter was short and sent accidently (tab+enter while in gmail) and the denial letter was based on that one. Second letter was much more detailed and better written, but I don't know if they will allow me to resubmit it. I haven't heard back on the second letter either way. I've run out of ideas and don't know what do to. 

Does anyone have any suggestions?
<bot>: Suspended from college because of a failed semester 5 years ago. 1st letter of Appeal was weak and was denied. Second letter was much better and haven't heard back. Any other options that I can pursue?