I'm off for a neuropsych assessment myself.  My neurologist is of the opinion that since I can walk and occasionally appear alert, I am capable of working. Of course, he hasn't seen me when the fatigue creeps over me and drowns me like a rising tide, nor does he appreciate that hours of exercise are the reason for my continuing physical ability. So off I go to pay vast sums for the assessment, which is not covered by insurance.

I'm looking forward to it, though it sounds exhausting. I'm unsure of what I've lost, what I've retained. I know I've become less cautious, less appropriate, foggier in my judgments, that I have more difficulty with decisions and money and all that.My short term memory is pretty bad unless I rehearse extremely, and I used to be able to keep many threads in my head all at once no problem.  I'm eager to have a concrete assessment, though I presume it will end up like your experience - well, you're depressed.....