Your Brain Evolves After Cheating Death

You were a very successful racing driver that suffered an incomprehensibly bad accident during the biggest endurance race of the year. An earth-shattering 365G impact measured from the sensors in your seat should have left you dead. Clinging to life, you were extracted from the wreckage and airlifted, and have miraculously woken up in the hospital almost a month after the accident. You glanced at your body and knew your career was over. Broken neck and back vertebrae, shattered ribs, shattered arms and legs, all held together in what basically served as a body cast. Yet you noticed immediately something was off. Not only were you aware of the movement in your fingers and toes, you were aware of your full body. You knew your blood-pressure, exact-heart rate, and every injured part of your body down to the cellular level, and you felt your brain humming with activity as it tried to repair both itself and your body. Now you're approaching physical therapy, and it's not just about recovery anymore, but science. After an intense seizure doctors found your brain activity was off the charts and sedated you every time you woke up because they though you were about to have another, but that's just how your brain is. It's rapidly evolving, and with it, your gaining new abilities that transcend every measure of science possible. And at your age, you know it's just the beginning. So what will you do with your newfound mental power once your body has healed?