brain changes associated w chemo induced cognitive dysfunction identified

[Laurel]

Lani,

I am glad you are raising the question of anti-hormonal therapy and cognitive function. I had long considered my "fluffiness between my ears" to be exacerbated by the A.I. I am taking. I suspect when someone subdivides the anti-hormonal patients from the other post-chemo patients they will find the cumulative effects of chemo and anti-hormonals to be considerably more affecting.

[MJo]

When I met my onc in 2006 and told him I was a business writer, he told me that chemo might affect my work. I am different now. I can't write or think as fast. I'm not as "imaginative." When I tell myself it could be age related, I remind myself that Hillary Clinton is secretary of state! Yeah, it's better than being dead. These side effects aren't terrible, but they are noticeable. So oncologists suspected long-term side effects back in 2006.