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As you are working part time and have access to the internet, why not enrol in a TAFE course to improve your skills? Most have on-line delivery that you can do from home. There is government assistance to people to help with fees. This will have the benefit of qualifying you for a higher...

If transport is the main bugbear, have you thought of buying motorised push bikes (no licence needed)? These take the "work" out of cycling and are great for distances of 5km or so. A friend's son bought one to get to and from work when he lost his licence, and kept using it once he got his...

My first thought was, why not see if you can rent and then rent out your townhouse? Yes, with cats it may take a while to find a place that will accept pets, but if you were to move somewhere more convenient you will see if that makes you happier. This may cost you a bit, but will not be...

Good to hear you sounding much happier Moutard. It is not forever, even if you stay for a few more years you will enjoy it much more with the little steps you are taking to make your surroundings more home-like. Keep up the good work, and enjoy your little ones. Marg

Moutard, I am pleased you got a medical diagnosis. Do keep in touch with your doctor and follow through - it may take years for you to get back good health. In the meantime, try to build a little success into each day. Tackle the jobs that you can and continue with your decluttering plans...

Do something, anything. Firstly, get yourself to a doctor for a checkup. From your first email it sounds as if you may be verging on depression which will respond to medical assistance. Once you have your health checked out, make a list of "those little jobs that never get done". Take...