I don't feel saved even now so I can't trade him. The whole point of this post is I am trying to crawl back to him..
I agree with another poster.
The thing that struck me as I was reading your OP was your saying "I don't
feel the Holy Spirit." No doubt God can bless us in many tangible ways and we can have the joy, and comfort, of feeling his presence, and Spirit, near us. But our faith doesn't depend on feelings - the NT says that we walk by faith, not by sight, 2 Corinthians 5:7. I'm sure that deliberately continuing in sin has grieved the Holy Spirit, but even now, I feel sure that he is prompting you to repent and turn back to God - hence your words "I am trying to crawl back to him." If your heart were completely hardened, you wouldn't care. Of course you can't
feel the Spirit at the moment - a) because you are, or have been, involved in sin and b) because I think the devil wants you to keep focusing on your lack of feelings instead of trusting God. If he can convince you that because you FEEL unsaved so therefore you must be unsaved, job done. You won't read Scripture, pray, talk to God or other Christians because you FEEL unsaved, and will come to believe that there is no point.
Look at what God's done for you in the past. You said that you spent 2 years living in fear and dread, knowing that you'd lost the Holy Spirit and that you'd probably blasphemed - then God delivered you.
You've said that you've tried committing suicide several times, and failed - so you're still here, expressing a desire to find God again.
My advice, fwiw - repent, ask to be delivered, shun sin, commit yourself to God and start to read his word regularly. Jesus said "heaven and earth will pass away by my words will never pass away." Matthew 24:35. Elsewhere he said that if we build on the right foundation - Jesus and his words - we will be like a house that is built on rock and cannot fall when storms come, Matthew 7:24-27.
The only sure thing is Jesus, his words, life, example; NOT feelings. If you FEEL God's presence after you have done all this; wonderful. But don't trust in it, or those feelings. You know God is real and can deliver you; you have seen, and experienced, his deliverance and presence. So tell him that you want to return to him, then confess your sins, trusting in 1 John 1:9. Rejoice in his forgiveness; play Christian music loudly to encourage you about what he has done, and to drown out the voices that say "you need to feel something."
If you believe that moving away to another part of the country will help you to resist sin and temptation, then I would say; do it - if it is possible. BUT, if you have not repented, asked for help, committed yourself to God and determined to read his word and trust him, there's probably little point. Because wherever you go, you will still have the belief that you need to FEEL God in order to be saved, and without the strength and foundation of God's word in your life, you will be more open to, and easily swayed by, sin. The devil wants you to be that way; he doesn't want you to return to God.
My story is very different to yours, yet I spent many years with fair weather faith - if the sun was shining, I was doing well at school, I was healthy and people were being nice and encouraging, I believed this was proof that God loved me; I felt happy and that God was happy with me. But if the weather was awful, I failed an exam or couldn't do my homework, if I struggled with my health or felt sad of lonely, that, to me, was proof that God didn't love me, that I wasn't saved or his child.
That was utter nonsense.
The cross proves how much God loves us, not circumstances or feelings. While we were sinners, far away from him and unworthy of him, he gave his Son for us, Romans 5:8, 1 John 3:16. Instead of killing us, turning his back on us or saying "I won't love you because you haven't done .....", God reached down to us, took our sin upon himself and made it possible for us to become his children, John 1:12, Romans 8:16, heirs with Christ, Romans 8:17 and possessing every spiritual blessing, Ephesians 1:3.
You have these things because HE has done it for you and given them to you. If you repent, accept and believe; they are yours whatever your feelings try to tell you.
You're even trying to encourage another Christian in the faith - you're not past redemption.