Hi Nana, if you really feel your supervisor isn't helping you, could you ask for a different supervisor? I know it's quite stressful because I did it, but I'm much happier now. At my uni, there is a tutor in each faculty that you can talk to if you're having problems. She assured me it's not a big deal to change supervisor. I know it's not the same everywhere and it might be more difficult to change if you have funding attached to a particular project but still it's worth a try.
When I was really stuck I sought help from a colleague who is an experienced PhD supervisor, but i was very aware that if she gave me advice that I liked but my supervisor didn't I could end up in a big disagreement with my supervisor. I find it helps to talk about my work with as many people as possible, especially other research students and colleagues who are at least a bit familiar with my field. That way I sometimes get useful suggestions which I can discuss with my supervisor but I'm not depending on someone to replace my supervisor, which I think might be a bit dangerous. Good luck!