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Originally Posted by TheSquealer
It should be said again that you are not a doctor. Your claim was false (permanent brain damage - means he would have been different)... as you know absolutely nothing about neuroscience, neurogenisis or neuro-plasticity. But you are saying all chemo causes permanent brain damage which is pure bullshit.
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You make this far too easy for me, like I'm shooting down the Space Invaders, that's why I assume you're all just trolling
How long does chemo brain last?
Chemo brain normally starts to improve within one year of treatment,
but some of the brain damage appears to be permanent.
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