My partner had the exact same thing when our daughter was 4 weeks old. He was getting migraines for around 7 months but never had them before then had a stroke after 7 months. He had MRIs during this time and they didn’t pick anything up. Turns out they were all TIAs. He’s 38 and even when he first had the stroke the ambulance didn’t believe he had one and refused to take him to hospital. Only after a day of not being able to see it went back to hospital, slept on the floor of a&e for 18 hours and finally got seen my a consultant and they confirmed he had 2 strokes. He’s not had a single ‘migraine’ since. Please persevere and don’t take no for an answer!!
If you are concerned, forget waiting for the letter, present to the ED. They will run the tests then. I honestly wouldn't wait and would go straight in. Of for nothing else, then it will ease your anxiety about this. It's always better to be safe than sorry. I hope you get answers and feel better soon.
I'm sorry you're going through this. It's so scary having to wait around for appointments when you're uncertain of what's going on with you. It puts our anxieties on a vicious cycle. Sending positive thoughts your way that everything turns out ok. Hopefully you just had a transient inflammatory condition and the appointment will rule anything serious out