<human>: Summarize the given text in a few sentences.

I'm 23.

My first job was at 16. Worked for a grocery store for 8 months before I had to move for personal reasons.

I finished high school in 2008, fucked around in community college for eight weeks. lost some weight and joined the Army a year later. 

Washed out of basic training due to psych issues; was unemployed for a good year and a half, but I did door to door sales for a week in that time frame.

Summer of 2011, I worked a seasonal job for my city's Parks an rec department.

Last summer, I went to Alaska for seasonal work in tourism, but quit after three weeks because I couldn't hack it, but I was looking at getting fired anyway.

And that's the extent of my employment and education history.

A big part of my pitifully short and unremarkable resume, is I've been fighting psych problems ever since I left the Army. Probably even longer, I just didn't know they existed; for the longest time, just getting out of bed was a small victory.

However, due to therapy, branching out philosophically, and a stint in the hospital due to said psych problems, I've had a breakthrough. I'm still working hard at getting myself right, but I finally feel like I'm in a position to take my life back. 

And, of course, part of that involves either getting a job or going back to school. However, I'm afraid my resume is going to be a problem. I could always go back to school I suppose, but my GPA is abysmal due to my dropping out way back when so there's the issue of being on academic probation. I'm not making excuses here, it's just the reality of the situation.

So jobbit, what should my next move be? I'm tired of doing nothing with my life and being a victim, and I'm finally ready to do something about it.
<bot>: History of mental illness has led to me having a pretty shitty resume. I'm ready to start taking my life back, but I'm not really sure where to start. Looking for suggestions and ideas.