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- December 27, 2012 at 7:10 pm
I went through 4 round of biochemo at UCCC in 2010. While last checked, I am cancer free, I am still foggy and slow compared to before treatment. I am also dealing with clinical depression, something I never dealt with before treatment. If anything, the depression meds are making things worse.
I feel sure this is realated to my treatment, but I can get no professional to agree with me.
It is having a profound impact on my work. Not to say I cannot do my job, but I was put in to the job I have because I was much better than other candidates and now I am not. It makes it harder to justify keeping my position.
I have not seen any treatments that claim to help with the problerm. The ABC report suggest chemo-brain can last up to 20 years. WOW.
Seems like the only thing I'm qualified for now is Congress, but I still a conscience so I can't do that.
If anyone hears any new info about beating chemo-brain and can remember long enough to post it hear, please do.
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- December 27, 2012 at 7:10 pm
I went through 4 round of biochemo at UCCC in 2010. While last checked, I am cancer free, I am still foggy and slow compared to before treatment. I am also dealing with clinical depression, something I never dealt with before treatment. If anything, the depression meds are making things worse.
I feel sure this is realated to my treatment, but I can get no professional to agree with me.
It is having a profound impact on my work. Not to say I cannot do my job, but I was put in to the job I have because I was much better than other candidates and now I am not. It makes it harder to justify keeping my position.
I have not seen any treatments that claim to help with the problerm. The ABC report suggest chemo-brain can last up to 20 years. WOW.
Seems like the only thing I'm qualified for now is Congress, but I still a conscience so I can't do that.
If anyone hears any new info about beating chemo-brain and can remember long enough to post it hear, please do.
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- December 27, 2012 at 7:10 pm
I went through 4 round of biochemo at UCCC in 2010. While last checked, I am cancer free, I am still foggy and slow compared to before treatment. I am also dealing with clinical depression, something I never dealt with before treatment. If anything, the depression meds are making things worse.
I feel sure this is realated to my treatment, but I can get no professional to agree with me.
It is having a profound impact on my work. Not to say I cannot do my job, but I was put in to the job I have because I was much better than other candidates and now I am not. It makes it harder to justify keeping my position.
I have not seen any treatments that claim to help with the problerm. The ABC report suggest chemo-brain can last up to 20 years. WOW.
Seems like the only thing I'm qualified for now is Congress, but I still a conscience so I can't do that.
If anyone hears any new info about beating chemo-brain and can remember long enough to post it hear, please do.
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