> The problem that I have is that I cannot absorb anything that deals with
> numbers or any type of programming due to an accident that I was in when I
> was 14 years old.
> On top of that, I also get severe test anxiety.
> Is there anyone who would be willing to help, or can assist me in a way that
> I can retain the information to pass the test?
I think that you'll need to get in touch with the examiners in your area and
see if they can accommodate you somehow. This could mean a private session in
which you're given extra time to take the test, without feeling any pressure to
keep up with others, etc. If you're lucky you'll find someone receptive to
this.
As for helping you to learn ... I don't know. There's tons of information
available online already, and plenty of places to ask questions (including
here). None of that's going to be of much use to you if you face challenges
with retaining / recalling information. What you really need is an "Elmer" who
also happens to have some training re: educating people with learning
difficulties, though I doubt if that person will be easy to find.
Are there methods of learning that have worked better than others for you since
your accident? Can you think of something complex that you've learned since
then, and can you identify how it "clicked" for you when you made sense of it?
This may help you to find a way to conduct future studies.
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