The Reading Room: My Brain on Chemo

Hatshepsut
Hatshepsut Member Posts: 336 Member
edited March 2014 in Colorectal Cancer #1
This is (I think) a wonderfully-written and wonderfully-encouraging perspective on life after a cancer diagnosis.

Link: NY Times: My Brain on Chemo: Alive and Alert

Hatshepsut

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  • PhillieG
    PhillieG Member Posts: 4,866 Member
    Eggs Anyone?
    This isn't one of those "This is your brain on drugs" ads where they show eggs frying in a pan is it?
    I'd like to see "This is your brain with a side of bacon and hash browns".

    I will check it out, you always post such interesting articles Hatshepsut
    -p
  • Hatshepsut
    Hatshepsut Member Posts: 336 Member
    PhillieG said:

    Eggs Anyone?
    This isn't one of those "This is your brain on drugs" ads where they show eggs frying in a pan is it?
    I'd like to see "This is your brain with a side of bacon and hash browns".

    I will check it out, you always post such interesting articles Hatshepsut
    -p

    Your brain....hold the bacon and hash browns!
    Phil:

    No "your brain on drugs" message in this piece. Not even "your brain with a side of bacon and hash browns." ( I will leave it to "The Juice Chick" to take you to task for even thinking up that one!)

    Quite the opposite. The author's message is more about the Zen of enlightenment.

    Hatshepsut
  • PhillieG
    PhillieG Member Posts: 4,866 Member

    Your brain....hold the bacon and hash browns!
    Phil:

    No "your brain on drugs" message in this piece. Not even "your brain with a side of bacon and hash browns." ( I will leave it to "The Juice Chick" to take you to task for even thinking up that one!)

    Quite the opposite. The author's message is more about the Zen of enlightenment.

    Hatshepsut

    !
    The Who of What???
    ;-)