First, get your spelling right.
I know what you're going through. I've been working on a nice little project for almost 10 years now. Finished a rough draft about 4 years ago. Thought the revision would only take a few months. But then school kept getting in the way, and downloading Seinfeld, and work, and lo and behold the ideas just kept piling up of what could be changed.
Soon a get a job that I'm so bored at that I end up revolutionizing the whole story and I realize just how much it sucked before.
And I sit down in front of the computer and stare a Word and realize I really don't care. Until I'm at work again.
Rinse and repeat.
Keep track of every idea. If you have writer's block, maybe you shouldn't actually write, but record. Get such an outline going that even you can barely keep track of it. Sometimes that will jump start you into starting.
If you have any other hobbies, do those. Whatever part of your creativity is stoked at the moment, roll with that.
But probably the only way you'll really conquer it, is to force yourself. Just start. Ignore any feelings of "this isn't working, it sounds like ****." Plow forward, hammering out the most technical and dry summary of the events. And then it happens, just as the chair starts to feel rock hard: you care. You're in the world and you're the messenger of something that is really happening out there. Six hours later, you're saying "Damn, people are gonna be like 'Holy **** that was a chapter'". It's 5 in the morning, you're dead tired, and you're gonna be late for work. But when you look back on the material later, change some things, it works.
And if you can't do that, at least keep it all summarized somewhere, so if you get hit by a cement truck, someone can still bring it to life.
