My advice: hang in there a little longer. I actually joined this forum because I was going through something similar. The forums were not major in helping me get on the right track again, but it was inspirational and did help me in the right direction. I had to do some serious prayer and pondering, and I advise you to do that. Don't end all of it just because of a hard time. Don't "Well, today I don't feel like I have a testimony so I'll walk out of the church forever". Hang in there, take some time to really think about what you believe, and who knows what will happen? I think a little doubt and trials are good for spiritual growth.
Here's a story from a friend of mine. She was the only LDS person in her family and circle of friends. She did get some crap from it, but when she talked about just forgetting all of it, these very people that weren't happy with her beliefs asked her if she really cared more about their opinions than her own. They might not have liked Mormonism, and they shouldn't have been telling her what they did, but when it came right down to it they did respect her choice.
Do what slamjet suggested. Do the things you are supposed to be doing. Fake it until you make it. Use this time to really consider what you believe and feel.
Best of luck to you.