<human>: I need help in deciding which direction to take in getting a car.

I used to have one but I gave it to my mom so she can take the kids to school/sports practice/etc. (her's broke down and we had to scrap it). 

I am 21, work at Starbucks on the weekends (for benefits and medical insurance). I just got a job as an assistant Mon-Fri, but I don't make nearly enough to pay all my bills. So my monthly income comes to a little less than 1,500.  

**Why my credit cards are almost maxed out**

I lost my job as a server in December because management was awful and they didn't approve my reason for calling out one night. I have a chronic illness that takes over my life. At the time I called in, I was sick and was going to the emergency room. So they just said I couldn't work for them because I was always calling out. 

Anyways, I worked full-time at Starbucks but had trouble finding another job. Whilst looking, I had to use credit cards to help me pay for the rest of my bills.

**Monthly Bills**

* Rent: 800
* Utilities/Water/Gas/Internet: 100
* Car insurance (even though my mom has it and I never use it: 250
* Phone bill: 240 (I have to buy my little sister a phone for college since my mom can't afford it)
*  Student loan 50 ( I have 1,500 left)
* Doctor visits/therapy/medications: 250

**Hospital bills**

I was hospitalized for three weeks this past April so I didn't make any money. Which in turn, added more to my debt. 

* Ambulance/Hospital bills: 2,500

**Current credit card totals**

* Target (groceries and occasional clothes only): 80
* Amex: 1,500
* Chase: 3,000

**To make things worse**
 My lease is up in August. So I need to find a place to move and start saving for the deposit.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: I need a car to get a third job. Can't afford it. Debt keeps growing because I can't get a job without a way to get around besides walking. What's the best way to fix this?