Hi (((( msmely ))))! Welcome to the forum!
You ABSOLUTELY have no need to be sorry for posting this topic! Afterall, that's what this forum is for, and I myself on have quite often posted along like lines. I've felt very much overwhelmed myself at times in the past, particularly in June of last year when I was very much at my lowest ebb. And, I sometimes still feel the same way. So, I do know how bleak and scary that feeling can be be.
However, I can tell you, based on my own experience, that things CAN get better. Although, not being in any way medically qualified, and certainly not having " all the answers ", I can only offer a few general thoughts.
Is there someone that you can talk to like a doctor or counsellor? I spoke to a very helpful consultant psychiatrist who said that " dealing with/managing " depression was about making small, gradual changes to your life, laying a firm, gradual foundation for building a different,better future for yourself. Perhaps talking to a doctor or counsellor etc, might help you to get another, an " external " viewpoint on your life and your situation that might help you to " break things down " into smaller steps, smaller steps that you can gradually take to make yourself feel less " overwhelmed ".
Don't feel that you're burdening your mother or your friends with your feelings. They probably just feel bad that they can't think of a way to ease your feelings and thoughts. Perhaps if you were to seek advise from someone like a doctor or counsellor, etc. They could help you think of concrete ways and strategies for you to feel less overwhelmed, and that your mother and friends could then help you with. I have to admit that there have been times when I've felt so overwhelmed, I've just ended up " dumping " my own feelings of depression and despair on other people, which I do regret. But, if I explain how I feel to them calmly, and then explain a concrete way that they could help me, then people are generally very willing to help.
Good luck, and hope that your tomorrows do get a little better!
I found it very helpful to have doctors, careworkers, etc who could