No, it's a problem. You have access to help in a variety of choices (both private and public) and little opposition in fixing your issue. Whether you choose to seek aid is entirely up to you.
A struggle is facing a threat to basic needs with little to no infrastructure or organized tangible aid.
Comparing your problem to the very real struggles faced by people in worse situations is rather disrespectful and demeaning.

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I was just given drawing lessons, the problem it was from a children's book (Labeled Beginner) and I am not a child or a beginner. I have already had a showing at the local church I go to. Do the people in charge of the stupid Hab Center for the Disabled happen to like insulting the intelligence of their clients? This and the lack of paying work is why I want to be someone else, I have received actual instruction from contemporary artist on both realistic and abstract work.

I am not a "kid."