I have also done a little self diagnosis. I think I'm suffering from chemo brain. From the web site:
- Word finding. You might find yourself reaching for the right word in conversation.
- Memory. You might experience short-term memory lapses, such as not remembering where you put your keys or what you were supposed to buy at the store.
- Multitasking. Many jobs require you to manage multiple tasks during the day. Multitasking is important at work as well as at home — for example, talking with your kids and making dinner at the same time. Chemotherapy may affect how well you're able to perform multiple tasks at once.
- Learning. It might take longer to learn new things. For example, you might find you need to read paragraphs over a few times before you get the meaning.
- Processing speed. It might take you longer to do tasks that were once quick and easy for you.
On another note, the radiation machine was broken today, so I didn't get zapped. It'll be fixed tomorrow morning, so I'll get a lunch-time shot of X-Rays. This will push my last day of treatment from December 22nd to the 23rd. I don't know if this effects the chemo treatments or not, I'll check with them tomorrow.
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