TBI-induced executive function hinderance & dysarthria

At age 21, I was involved in a death-defying car accident. My physical body cracked and was taken to its limit, but the body can heal. It may not be the same as it was prior to the accident, but I can adapt, fortify myself from complete atrophy, and thrive; the mind though, is at a whole other level. You learn to accept your scars as reminders of your struggle and adopt them as battle scars, but the years of torment and anguish dealing with the aftermath gets to me from time to time. I learn to smile and laugh through my pain, but there comes a time when you need to be real with yourself and prioritize health. I've been bad at that though. I didn't give myself adequate recovery time. as soon as I was able to, I was tainted by the "hustle culture." now, I feel like I've plateaued, and the only way I can continue my course to neuromuscular recovery is with the introduction of Human Growth Hormone with TRT. From what I understand, testosterone is lost from brain injuries, which limits things in the absence of HGH...
I've taken an assertive action to educate myself in the pursuit of O.T. I'm halfway through my mission, but I am crossing uncharted territory. with a dysarthric voice, it's hard to find a companion that will walk with me through this endeavor.