Wow @Former-Member
I am glad I asked - that sounds really good
When you get yourself back on track - ah - um - I guess you don't know when that will be and/or what it will be like - wouldn't life-planning be easier if they gave us a road map
But this is cool that you see someone other than family or therapists - I kinda get their except family is thin on the ground - but I have my domestic helpers and yes - I do get out- when the weather is okay I take long walks - ah - not right now though
I always like to encourage people to study - for me this is the way to go - one reason I don't get bored - I am always looking things up - reading books, watching docos - playing the piano
So I would encourage you to go back to school and get that certificate if you can - or if funding is too tight - and of course it is - find something similar to follow up - it can be really hard to start studying - but in time it can become a way of life - and waiting until you get back on track - well - why wait? Maybe that will find a track for you
But from what I am reading right now your life is chaotic at times - this is not a criticism at all - just it is what it is - but think about returning to study - it might just be an anchor
Or - you could do what I do - look into the area of mental health and start learning as much as you can for that certificate at home - it's a place to start - and sometimes we just need a place to start
Decadian