Chemo Brain is real.
During the week of chemo
I can't remember
ends of sentences
or whether I've taken pills.
I get quite confused.
It lasts a long time;
they say up to a whole year
after treatment's done.
At least I have one
more thing to blame memory
and bitchiness on.
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This is my journal recording the events leading up to, during, and (hopefully) after my diagnosis of Clear Cell Ovarian Cancer during the birth of my daughter.
Quote o' the Day
This is a quote I'm meditating on right now that one of my friends or family has said to me. I've found that their words mean more to me than any famous quotes or sayings.
"You are strong, you embrace life each day, you love to the fullest, even on your tough days you have nice things to say about others and never complain. This is superhuman. You are superhuman. I love you and wanted you to know that you are my inspiration to live each day to the fullest and take things as they come."
-Makaela
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1 comment:
I see a bright spot for you - it last's only a year. Once you hit the upper 40's look out, forgetting things seems to be a norm. For you, it get's better; for me I love those colored sticky notes!!!
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