In a message dated 03/28/2000 4:49:03 PM Eastern Standard Time,
Joicy.Becker@PTSEM.EDU writes:
> TAMPA, Fla. (AP) -- Ordinary doses of chemotherapy sometimes appear> to
permanently dull survivors' intellectual powers, leaving them> with poor
memories, muddy thinking and inability to do math in> their heads, new
research suggests.
Oh, oh, I am in b-i-g trouble; I have all those problems and never had any
chemo. And I know lots of other people too - like my boss. He calls it
"brain sludge". Do Math in my head? Never could; but my Dad could and still
can - though it might take him a bit longer. Maybe only the smarter people
in this world get chemo in the first place? :) -chris
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