Sounds kinda bad. However, there is still hope.
I think you will get a little boost when your BK comes off but your negative accounts are also significantly contributing to your low credit scores. Here are my recommendations
1. Pay down your revolving balance down as quickly as you can. The usual recommendation is to only owe less than 9% of your available credit. You can work towards that goal slowly. Put in every additional $$ (even if it is $10 a month) towards the card and save yourself additional interest. Bringing your utilization down will help your score a lot
2. Opt out here
3. Do you know what the SOL of the debts you owe are? Your state's SOL can be found here. If you are past the SOL, start negotiating "pay for delete" settlements with the collection companies. You pay what you owe (or part of what you owe) and they delete the account information from your credit reports. You need to make sure that you are past your SOL, otherwise they may decide to sue you. All pay for delete (PFD) negotiations MUST be done in writing.
4. Do not ignore your debts and actively try to repair your credit. The reason I filed BK was because I had a ton of unsecured debt and I chose to ignore them. I thought they would just go away on their own. I was wrong. I waited until I was sued and garnished before I was forced to file BK. I wish I knew about this site then cause I would have tried to negotiate with my creditors. With your BK falling off, you can make significant progress in repairing your credit. It is not too late. Spend a lot of time reading these boards- especially the "Rebuilding your credit" section. There are a lot of useful information.
Good luck on your credit repair journey.
EDITED TO ADD: From this point forward, follow the mantra "I will NEVER, EVER, EVER, EVER, EVER be late. I will ALWAYS pay my bill on time" Even if you only pay the minimum payment. Pay your bills on time. Every time. One of my favorite posts can be found here. A single late does a lot of damage 
Starting Score: ~470 preBK(8/2010)
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