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On the 4th session of chemo and Mum's mental confusion has become much worse, is this common?
Hi there, am just wondering if your mum has been given what I called my 'chemo card'. It has the list of her chemo on and a 24/7 telephone...
Thanks, i didnt know bout that site, will check there. Very good of u too reply. Good Luck.
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On the 4th session of chemo and Mum's mental confusion has become much worse, is this common?
Thanks Linda, I'll give the helpline a call tomorrow.
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