Please pray for me because I am really sick and there is no one to help and very fearful.
Just to state the obvious,
@lovely_darlingprettybaby ... When you ask other people to pray for you, you are acknowledging first that there is indeed a God, and second that you are in such desperate need of his help that you are asking others to speak to him on your behalf.
Some of the world's greatest thinkers have wrestled with God on the issue of evil in this world. Jeremiah and Job both tried holding God to account for the order of things here on earth. However, both of them talked respectfully to God on the subject, rather than telling third parties that God had abused them. Sound guidance, that.
I join the chorus here saying that God certainly loves you; because he knit you together in your mother's womb, he's been fully aware of your autism since before you figured it out.
In relationships with other people, we do give-and-take. But it's not wise, if you value the relationship, to tell the other that you'll only believe they love you IF they do such-and-such. It's emotional blackmail and a failure of love on your part. In your relationship with God, woman, you don't get to give-and-take; that's why he's called the Lord.
I'm personally assured in the Bible that God has given you,
@lovely_darlingprettybaby , everything you need to live the life that God wants you to lead. But you will never discover the path he wants you to walk if you spend your time obsessing about what a raw deal he's handed you. My feet hurt too, girl, but this is the path and these are the shoes. Think lions and human torches; this isn't so bad.
I'm also very confident that God will forgive you for badmouthing him... if you just ask him to. Ask him for forgiveness for being so vocally snitty towards him, and also ask for eyes to see the path. Because... you obviously do not have your eyes on that path. Quit complaining and try finding what you can be grateful for; that will help point you towards the path you seek.
God understands that his children occasionally overload, autistic or not. But you're not going to make forward motion by shaking your fist at him.
A word on 'nobody to help you.'
Consider the possibility that there are plenty of people in your life who would love to help you, but you reject their efforts because part of you prefers to cry publicly rather than move forward. You're young; thank the Lord for tears and start living the life God is trying to give you.