Please help...Should I just change my Nursing Career?

Hi,

I'm a registered Nurse in Philippines (Forgive me of saying this but most of the times I hate mentioning that I am from Philippines since most would say "Filipinos again". Anyways, I'm just here to ask some career advice and hoping that someone out there can give a little advice or thoughts.

Anyways, my family and I have moved here in San Diego. Now, I'm starting my life here and for some reason, I feel like breaking down everyday and seemingly lost my positivity in life. I am depress and I feel useless that I don't even have a job. The reason why I moved here was because of my family. Family comes first as always.

Well just so you know, I haven't apply for NCLEX. They say I need to study again here to be qualified in taking the exam. Is this true? I feel like going back to zero. What happened to all my hardwork in getting my license in Philippines? :..(

Secondly, If I wont be eligible for NCLEX and I need to take classes here in San Diego, can I just apply for LVN instead? For this, do I still need to study again?

Thirdly, If I wont be eligible for taking NCLEX and LVN, I'm thinking of being a CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant) but how? Where should I study or which training center should I go? Would there be an exam for this? Will I ever be qualified?

Fourth, if I cant be a RN, LVN or CNA here, what other jobs or career can I get? Any thoughts pls..

Wayback in Philippines, I worked as a clinical nurse, been volunteering in a lot of health and outreach organizations. Apart from that, I have also worked in call center industry (taking inboiund and outbound calls for T-mobile customers and I have also work in a US-company website design based in Philippines as a customer service representative which pretty much takes calls from US. I am very hardworking. My body feels sick and weak not working at all. Any suggestions on what other jobs would fit me?
Don't lose hope, try LVN route first.
Yes will do, thank you. LVN application is still on the process. I think it really needs a lot of patience to get a nursing career. Anyways, do you know any part time jobs which I may be qualified along SD?
I think you should try for a CNA job or ANYTHING in healthcare to get your foot in the door.it may be hard to get something in a hospital but you may find a long term care facility willing to accommodate for you and possibly hire you.
Try a senior living facility/ assisted living, they don't require a certification in NA.Because for LTC, it is really tough to get in if your not certified.
Thank You!