Hey me again, sorry, don't be angry.
Lol did you see what I did there??
No-one here has been angry with you, why do you say that?
Hold your head up girl, offloading is fine.
Start to be more aware of those key words and phrases that you use regularly - sorry, angry, with me, my fault, make people hate me, bullying. They reflect how you feel about yourself.
For example, bossy and abrasive doctor's receptionists are a thing of legend. I'm going to sound a bit harsh here and I absolutely don't mean in any way to upset you, just gently nudge you along so bear with me because I have been through abuse and know how it affects your mind-set...
Here goes. Deep breath. Both the letter from the surgery and what the helpline said to you seem a little odd. It seems unlikely that two agencies would single you out and call you an attention seeker who is taking up too much time. The DA agencies particularly are trained in recognising women's concerns over privacy and how many times they may need to explore their issues before being ready to take action. On the face of it, it would certainly be justifiable grounds for complaint and extremely unprofessional in both cases.
Is it at all possible that your mindset has affected what you believe they were saying, which would be understandable in your frightened, in pain and dependent condition? I know I've taken things very personally in the past and brooded over them deeply, which at a better time in my life I probably wouldn't have thought twice about, or brushed off as the other person having a bad day.
None of what I've said, though, and this is important, means you aren't deserving of hope, support and a better life 
(Also, I should apologise about a comment I made the other day when I said it was going to be lovely and you should step outside, it then rained
. I hadn't even checked the forecast and I was so worried you might think even the skies were against you...)