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Input: Okay, so a little backstory. I suffer from anxiety and depression, and over the last year or so it's gotten considerably worse. About three months ago everything became too much and I took an overdose. One of my roommates found me and I was really out of it but still conscious - I had thrown up quite a bit. They called an ambulance, and we waited. 

I don't remember much but I recently found out that they rang some people for advice &amp; they were told i was being inconsiderate as one of them had an assignment due tomorrow and they were still working on it. She told me that while waiting for the ambulance I was complaining about being in pain while she tried to work on the project &amp; it bothered her. 

What really bothers me is that when the ambulance came, neither of my roommates came to the hospital with me so I was left alone on a hospital gurney for hours with no one. 

At the time I didn't think about it much, but i'm feeling really low again at the moment and my anxiety keeps bringing my mind back to this and I just kinda feel like shit about it all. I know i shouldn't expect them to drop everything for me &amp; it's not about that. I just feel really hurt and like i was (and am) nothing but an inconvenience. This isn't a pity party attempt - i want an honest opinion to try and figure out of I have a right to be upset or if it's my anxiety/depression making me feel like this. thanks.

So, Am I the Asshole for being pissed and upset at them?

being upset with my friends with how they treated my suicide attempt