Lifting the Fog of Chemo Brain

by Jessica Ogilvie, Contributing Writer

URL: http://www.jewishjournal.com/health/article/lifting_the_fog_of_chemo_brain_20091006/

When Idelle Davidson was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2005, the furthest thing from her mind was safeguarding her memory. Radiation and chemotherapy took her energy, and most of her time. But months later, she began to forget things and become more and more disoriented — losing her car at the mall, forgetting friends’ phone numbers. She became concerned something was wrong.

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