Cerebral Hemorrhage ????????

[JME]

If anyone can offer suggestions, I would appreciate it greatly !

I have no health insurance, my doctor dismisses my symptoms by stating that I cannot afford any of the testing involved.
It's been over a year and I am tired of the frustration.
Symptoms following my Cerebral Hemorrhage / Subdural Hematoma
1. I suffer from confusion and holes in my memory, I cannot remember things I talked about or did at random times. (to elaborate, it can be forgetting to how use software I've used for 10 years or forget what I did for entire days last week or something I just did hours ago. My career is a Mechanical Engineer which I was "layed off" a month after the injury.)
2. I have more frequent migraines and longer term headaches ( different in a way than prior to my head injury ).
3. I suffer from chronicaly severe neck and shoulder pain which leads to headaches.
4. I have what I consider severe vision issues. (An EXTREME sensitivity to light, blurring at times, and what I call night blindness.)
5. I have lost my my sense of smell.
6. I have lost a my sense of taste. (Things taste strange if at all)
7. My lower back pain has accelerated from the numbness in my feet to severe pain(that feels like bone on bone), followed by an excruciating pain running down my right leg from the top of my thigh to below my calf. When I stand up, after sitting I feel a popping and my legs do not seem want to work immediatley.
8. I lose my balance frequently.
9. I have extreme trouble sleeping
10. I get an overwhelming feeling of dizziness followed by nausea and or vomiting.
11. I have constant numbness in my arms and hands (followed by pins and needles) when awaking from sleep.
12. My jaw seems to lock periodically.
13. I have periodic painful lumps that seem to pop up all over my head (Lymphnode infections?)
14. I frequently cannot find or remember the right words when I am speaking.
15. My speech is sometimes slurred.
16. My level of depression must be increased. I have a ZERO desire to anything I enjoyed in the past (due to the frustration of not remembering things).
17. I am suffering such a level of indescribable frustration.