Last Topic: 2:25:24am, 05/17/2024
Last Post: 12:48:31am, 05/20/2024
This probably doesn't help because it's all relative and you're most likely just venting, but I shut up real fast when I see other people in my life with severe disabilities. Personally, it makes it hard for me to complain and makes me appreciate what I have. Like it literally motivates me.
It sounds like you are suffering from burnout if you have no desire or ambition to do anything. There isn't going to be one singular thing you can do to make it better just like there wasn't one singular thing that happened to you that made you this way(like you acknowledged). You are going to have to start stacking and recognizing small victories. If you are already doing this, keep it up. I'm sorry to be an armchair therapist but this is just what works for me.