I doubt he'd get far enough through the induction procedure to qualify for a discharge, more like a "Sorry, nice try." But he asked a question, and I answered to the best of my limited ability.
Call a recruiter and ask. Or lie on your application. How much longer do you have, anyway? You're getting kind of old (not to be mean - believe me, I'd love to go back to a day when 30-ish seemed kind of old).
Shut up. Shatner has a work ethic like nobody else I've ever seen. He may be an asshole, but he's a hard-working asshole - at 89. Man will be fucking 90 in March, and he still is making bad infomercials and being paid to over emote.
Didn't you say something about seeing a therapist? That would be a more appropriate person to ask.
Also, if you tell your therapist that you're contemplating suicide, I'm pretty sure that they can move your appointment up.
Neither does posting here. If you're genuinely considering suicide, call the hotline - you need help that you're not going to get here. If you're not genuinely considering suicide, get professional help anyway - you sound pretty depressed, which can warp not only the way you see yourself, but the way you think you're seen by others.
It's not Dexter's squeaking I'm worried about - I've been through that before. It's the online music class that has me cringing in anticipation - can you imagine 20 of them all at once?
Call your primary and get a referral. They should be able to hook you up with somebody who pars with your insurance.
You'll probably have to see the primary to establish first; the referral can be done at that appointment, although I can't guarantee that it will.