Chemo Brain
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Chemo brain
Sounds like classic chemo brain to me, or my favorite term, "chemonesia", which accounts for the inability to recall a bit. Work on keeping your brain active, keep notes for yourself, and get some exercise! It'll go away after a while!0 -
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I hear that doing puzzles is good for keeping the brain active. There is also an electronic game called 'brain age' that is fun. Suduko (sp?) is supposed to be good too.
I feel some effects of chemo brain. I don't have memory loss but I am constantly double checking my spelling. I also cannot handle lots of noise or lots of activity going on. I also have hard time multi tasking.0 -
wownancy591 said:game
I hear that doing puzzles is good for keeping the brain active. There is also an electronic game called 'brain age' that is fun. Suduko (sp?) is supposed to be good too.
I feel some effects of chemo brain. I don't have memory loss but I am constantly double checking my spelling. I also cannot handle lots of noise or lots of activity going on. I also have hard time multi tasking.
that was really scary I'm glad I wasn't driving. I do play Suduko just not as well as I used to. Ha or maybe I just think I am playing !0
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