So I'm no Einstein, but I've always met standards (often higher than the expected ones). My end goal was to attend my local sixth form to study A-level Maths, Chemistry, and Computer Science. I was on track to achieve this; however, I was involved in a car accident back in October. I sustained several injuries, including some broken bones—which I’m not too worried about compared to the head injuries. I have a subdural hematoma/subdural hemorrhage, which is affecting my ability to retain memory, making me forget things very easily and struggle to concentrate overall.
Before the school holidays, I had returned to school on a part-time basis, taking things slowly. I’m scheduled to go back full-time on the 6th, and I have mock exams in February. I’m extremely worried about my outcomes because I know I won’t achieve my desired or required grades (my GCSEs are this summer). I’ve had GP appointments and still attend my local hospital. Is there anything I can or should do to make it possible to continue pursuing my desired path?
Just to note: my school is aware of all the details, but I haven’t been offered any help.
TL;DR: Had a traumatic brain injury affecting memory and concentration. Worried I won’t get the grades needed for A-levels. Is there anything I can do? Extremely stressed.