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In the 1920s, famous composer Frank Martin started work on a big, new piece of music. He got a fair way through it, and then stalled. He put it in a drawer. It stayed in the drawer for many years.
But, after all that time, he had inspiration. He got it out again, and finished it. The result is one of the most famous and popular choral works of its time. See, e.g. the end:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jOcMPpn_fs
Times are hard right now. Sometimes, art needs to take a backseat to life. That’s true for anyone, no matter who they are. It might not seem like it now, but things will get easier. It may take time, but you’ll eventually be able to work on this again. And when you do, your audience will still be here! Your work is good, and there will always be people who will be interested in it. Take that from me!
So, take the time you need! Ride out the storm of life. And when the waters calm again, and you return refreshed and revived, there will be plenty of people excited to see what you write next. Myself included!
Until then, all the best, and I hope things get easier for you soon!