I've just read through this thread with horror. Here you are PO with an urgent cry for help and in a situation that sounds like HELL.
You are being abused both verbally and physically by your dd because that is all she knows, it's probably her coping mechanism for her to lash out at you.
The people sent to help you have badly let you down, your domestic situation sounds dreadful and you have the worry of eviction over your head.
Mners are trying to throw you ropes to climb up out of your sea of misery and even though you grab on to the idea of them, you slip back again because your depression has rendered you almost disabled to help yourself. It may be that your medication is wrong for you so I would check it out.
Your loneliness outside of cyberspace is so palpable we can almost feel it sitting here at our computers!
I don't think telling you what to do and what not to do will help right now because if you don't follow up you might feel more of a failure, which is not going to be helpful in aiding your recovery. Giving up is not the answer. But on the other hand you do need to say 'enough's enough, want to start enjoying life again' to start the process.
There is a way out and you can find it. Are you up for it?
As people know a way forward to find satisfaction in life is by being kind and helpful to others (but it sets you back if it is not appreciated)so the idea of volunteering is a good one but only in a situation where you are not likely to get a setback. Helping at a charity shop, chatting to elderly people, or helping at an animal shelter etc might be good choices.
But you won't be able to do that unless you get your immediate situation in better shape. Your environment sounds toxic you need to improve it urgently but cleaning it all is probably way too daunting right now.
A sit down meeting with your dd about working together to improve your homelife, writing down what you can do to improve things, having a tidy up even if it is only one small space at a time.
You need small successes to boost you. Some challenges. Write a small list of what you would like to achieve, time yourself.
I'm going to start the list to set you off.
- Rid the clutter from the place where you have your computer
- clean sink
- give the cat a brush.
If you have achieved these 3 things give yourself a small reward! And choose 3 more for the next day. (May be one challenge per day to start with?)
This helped me, but don't do what I did and write a 25 point list and then get disheartened about doing any of them! Only do one small thing at a time and I challenge you not to get a glimmer of satisfaction.
Good luck! Make sure you include happy things , check the local paper for free workshops, arts and crafts, courses etc.
I will probably get slated for this post but I hope PO you can set yourself a little challenge, no matter how small, it really works for me when I feel so low as I have to force myself when I really rather wouldn't do anything at all.
The initial motivation without willpower is the hardest thing but if you can force yourself to go a little outside your comfort zone, I really feel you will feel better. xx