Broca's area in frontal lobe

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I see that the Broca's area in the frontal lobe is where the speech process happens. That's the part of my brain that has been affected from Covid (I mean I think it's from Covid) and it's that exact location where it hurts (front part of the skull, and around the left eye). According to the link below, Broca's area is responsible for the planning of the speech, not the actual delivery to the mouth, but the forming of the sentences etc which is what I'm having trouble with. I find it odd (although I am grateful) that I'm still capable of writing full sentences, albeit at a slower pace and with some throbbing pain (and swelling) incoming on my left front side of my head. This is what I will be studying and keeping busy with for now. I've always been intrigued with whatever happened to me health-wise and being my own healer, I just love the science of it all even though I'm not exactly a scholar on the matter. I study college textbooks for fun, and that part of my brain still seems to work I think (thank goodness), so I'm gonna explore this for a bit. There's another part of my brain also affected, short-term memory loss (from hysterectomy) has gone a lot worse (and probably progressed to some permanent losses), and occasionally I feel as my brain is taking a pause, but another thing (that I wouldn't necessarily call an issue, as I've been feeling like a bundle of joy since it happened lol) is that my ADD brain used to be bombarded with all sorts of thoughts and worries to the point of constant confusion and overwhelm. (ADD is for Attention Deficit Disorder, symptoms of this disorder inlcude forgetfulness, inability to focus on a task for long periods of time, lots of intrusive thoughts that make it impossible to concentrate, poor organizational and time management skills, difficulty coping with stress, just to name a few). That's all gone now for some reason. Maybe it's from the 3-day fast I did to get the other Covid symptoms to subside quickly (which worked), as I noticed lots of rejuvenation on my joints and skin as well. The head trauma was unexpected, but I think it's temporary, considering it happened the same day I lost my sense of smell (taste I still have).