Occipitalred is right, taking care of yourself and focusing on resolving whatever is causing you all this stress and anxiety is what you should focus on. Taking care of that means that once things start getting better, your situation overall, including lucid dreaming, will improve on its own as a natural consequence of that. Honestly, you can't expect to have any success LDing when on top of being anxious and stressed out already, you're stressing and worrying yourself about how you aren't going to be able to properly practice becoming lucid or that you are failing to become lucid... and neither can you expect your stress levels to go down when you're willingly taking on that additional stress.
A healthy mind and having your affairs and life in order are the best way to help you find success in any endeavors you undertake. Stress's effects on the quality of sleep and the ability to concentrate and direct one's awareness alone is detrimental enough in itself to be a major roadblock for you. Find a way to navigate around the block, and you're infinitely find yourself heading down the path of your dreams, pun intended.
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