Life After Treatment & Physical Effects: Chemo Brain (mild cognitive impairment)

[@Sara-ni3yr]

This has helped me understand my mother’s experience and how I can help. Thank you.

[@TracyAllenVideos]

I concur with what was said @8:30 That is so true! People don't believe you when you tell them what's STILL going on with you either. It's very frustrating :( Thank you for this video though. I helps to run into info that allows me to know I'm not "totally" crazy.

[@TheViolinRoom]

Are you still experiencing chemo brain years after treatment? I am 5 years in remission now but I still experience brain fog, low concentration and other symptoms. I was diagnosed with stage 4 Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma.

[@hanaphelps9971]

This is what I’m going through. I’m a stage four Hodgkin’s lymphoma survivor.

[@TheViolinRoom]

Are you in remission already? I am 5 years in remission from Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma but I still experience symptoms quite often and even in my daily work.

[@hanaphelps9971]

@@TheViolinRoom I’m in remission and I still experience this and it’s been 2 years

[@boramenaable]

This is what I am experiencing it now. Everything which is surrounding me is screwed.

[@juliewatson1068]

My biggest take-away is that my continued issues a year after my last infusion are normal. Now, if I could just figure out HOW long it'll last, that would be great. Or is this the new normal? Please, God, no!

[@verysillypenguin]

you guys( healthcare industry) put my super young developing brain into the microwave; on high The combination of radation thearapy to the brain, chemo to the spine have left me; I would say severely inhibited. I get it's your job to save kids.... sometimes I'm really not sure a complete struggle of a life is actually preferable to death. Ive been looking around to see if there is anymore research on this. any solutions... I guess in 25 years this science hasn't gone anywhere.

[@bumble8588]

Learned nothing new. The medical profession is far removed from body mind spirit healing remedies - if you notice, the advice is always non committal to "contact your physician." I realize everyone is unique and has unique physical needs, but we are in need of better solutions for the majority that experience chemo brain from the cancer treatments, and medications. Do you think cancer patients are stupid and have not tried those things you mentioned? Perhaps it is the patients that should be giving these lectures. I've been SO disappointed with doctors since I have gotten my cancer and do not hold them in high regard. I hold in high regard holistic doctors that understand the whole picture and are more targetted with impactful solutions from working with their patients.

[@sabahatalikhan218]

yes almost all from websites

[@wilscott5955]

Really no info that would help, which is very sad. Also, just to the speaker, too many "ummms" which are very distracting.

[@LLSCanada]

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