awesomesaucesaywhat 2 points 6y ago
I definitely think therapy could help, especially if there is a resource center for the blind near you since they will have more experience with the feelings that come with losing your vision. I don't know what resources are available in India, but they might be something online if there isn't anything near you.
While your vision will continue to deteriorate, that does not mean your life will. You are taking care of your parents and brother and that can add a ton of stress. Maybe find something little that makes you happy and try to do it once a week at least. Maybe getting coffee at a favorite cafe, talking a walk somewhere you feel comfortable, or watching your favorite show. Little steps are what keep me going, all we can do is take it one day at a time, especially when our vision deteriorates.
What helped me a lot was therapy and recognizing my thought patterns. It's really easy for me to go from thinking "I can't even get the dishes clean" to "I should die and stop being a burden to everyone I love" and recognizing that I am spiraling and just adding more stress and negative thoughts is the first step to stopping those thoughts and feeling better.
Another way to look at it is that therapy can't really hurt. Hopefully it helps, and if it doesn't then you move on. I will say that it might take a while to find a therapist you like and feel comfortable with. Don't give up, eventually you will find someone to help you.