I am a college professor recovering from COVID and am struggling with sudden loss of secondary language fluency.

If anyone knows someone studying cognitive impairments related to language deficits after COVID, can you let me know? Looking to read up on stress and language too
This is from Barrow Neurological Institute and published in JAMA-saw his interview on the news this evening.

Study: COVID-19 Patients Have Had Strokes, Other Neurological Ailments

Patients with COVID-19 can have neurological deficits, including strokes, according to the world’s first study analyzing the virus’s effect on the nervous system.
The study, published this month in JAMA Neurology, analyzed 214 patients hospitalized with confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Wuhan, China, the original epicenter of the pandemic, between Jan. 16 and Feb. 19. More than a third of those patients (36.4 percent) presented neurological symptoms along with respiratory problems. In severe cases of infection, 45 percent of patients had neurological symptoms.
https://www.barrowneuro.org/press-releases/study-covid-19-patients-have-had-strokes-other-neurological-ailments/
As a neurologist treating covid19 patients I have seen encephalopathy with lesions on MRI, cerebrovascular lesions - due to ischemia or bleeding, and epileptic attacks, as well GB-like episodes. I recommend you get an MRI to look for small stroke or bleed. Hope all goes well.

Read more: https://www.barrowneuro.org/press-releases/study-covid-19-patients-have-had-strokes-other-neurological-ailments/