Small chronic subdoral hematoma following a fall

In November I face planted on a hardwood floor. Went right away to the ER. They did CT scan and all were negative. In January I had my bi yearly MRI for Multiple Sclerosis. I was informed at that point that there was a subdoral Hematoma in the temporal lobe area. It measured 0.7cm thickness with a very mild midline shift. Other than being sleepy and weepy, I had no symptoms. 4 weeks later, had another CT. It had grown to 1.02cm thickness. Had another CT 2 weeks ago and it had gotten somewhat better. Symptoms at this point is extreamly tired, weekness in both legs that feel like they can’t support me. And mood changes. I cry, I get angry, I get overwhelmed.. that is not like me again. Here is my question…. I am seeing a neurosurgeon, the first one I saw was a real jerk. He was arrogant. Told me it was my MS causing symptoms. And he very well could be right. I was crying and there was no compassion.. I called to see if I could see my MS doctor and was told I had to see the practitioner. So I did. She was nice enough but she told me it wasn’t MS, it was stress. Told me to get out and walk. Walking is what got me into this mess. Much less, I don’t think my legs would take me very far… Has anyone else ever had to go through this?