I'm going to give all of you a little background of me and my lifeI am almost 16, i have Aspergers and i have a mother that is an alcoholic, my sister is more mature than i am, shes 13, My dad doesn't like to stay home for more than 3 hoursI usually sit in my room all day after school,I like knit and listen to musicMy day is usually school, home, tidy room, and then knitI occasionally get an hour or two on the computerI went to a behavioral health hospital, in like FebruaryI was diagnosed with Aspergers, anxiety, and clinical depressionI want to run away from it all but i don't think im smart enough for thatI would see my therapist and take my pills, but we don't have the moneyI would really appreciate some POSITIVE adviceI need it in this, my time of need.
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I can empathize with your situationI am 30 years old, but I also have Asperger's and grew up with an alcoholic parentMy positive advice, since you mentioned an interest in knitting, is to try to start some kind of after-school club related to that interestThis will give you something to do and help you make connections with peopleFind out what you need to do at your school to have an officially recognized clubYou'll probably need at least one teacher or other staff person to sponsor the clubBe broad in how you define your club to attract the widest range of members - maybe a craft club or fiber arts club instead of a plain knitting clubFind out what local charities accept handmade donationsExamples: 1Hospitals often accept donation of preemie-sized clothing and baby blanketsMost parents will not be expecting a premature birth and will be unprepared to clothe an infant who is smaller than the standard newborn size2Domestic violence shelters often accept women's and children's size sweaters, hats, mittens, scarves, afghans, etcSome may accept handmade toys3Homeless shelters may also accept donations of hats, mittens, afghans, etc4Churches, synagogues, mosques, and other religious groups may accept donations to be given directly to people in need or sold in fundraisers Good luck!
