This is a very depressing thread. It reminds me of my personal experience in Eretz Yisroel. I personally was planning on learning full time for far longer, however, a family member strongly persuaded me to teach in his Yeshiva Ketana, which is considered quite respectable in Eretz Yisroel. The Yeshiva was built for lower achieving students, but in reality the vast majority needed professional special ed. After asking two gedolim, I started college, BA, MEd, as well as a three year Learning Disability Evaluation program, and other courses. I’ve had various positions, most paid close to nothing, with other issues as well.
As someone else pointed out here. I think your best bet is finding something necessary without being overflooded. Off the tip of my tongue, possibly Clinical Psychology, Play Therapy.
Good luck.