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Irishonly

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3. Chemo brain and chemo crazies are two different things, I think

Reply to Uben (Original post)

Thu Feb 2, 2012, 03:52 PM

Feb 2012

I didn't experience them. When I talk about chemo crazies I am talking about short term memory problems, forgetting what you are talking about mid sentence and other maddening things.

To read about the problems Carol, CMD and Hepburn's friend is disheartening to say the least. Ulben, I am sure you will make the right decisions with Carol.

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Chemo brain [View all] Uben Feb 2012 OP

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I don't think so...... Uben Feb 2012 #5

So, so sorry cmd Feb 2012 #6

Chemo brain and chemo crazies are two different things, I think Irishonly Feb 2012 #3

Get her some ScandiShake. It's good. Available at most drug stores. sinkingfeeling Feb 2012 #4

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