This may confirm what many of us have been thinking, about how we think, remember, behave, etc.
There is an article, from a trial/study by TAILORx - that .... it seem's to confirm there is a definite and constant decline in cognitive behaviour in patients receiving adjuvant drug therapy, this also seems to increased decline for those receiving both chemotherapy and adjuvant drug therapy.
Basically, its what most of us have already said..... we have 'brain fog' or the likes.
I have said how my poor brain seems to be wanting to take things easy these days and how my office paperwork is building up and up - I will say in Letrozole's defence, I had been like this before I started taking the tablet, however, I am far, far worse now a days. I wasn't sure if it was the letrozole or if it was 'my way' of dealing with what I have gone though - that I am looking at life a little more like.... not giving a sh*t so to speak.... when I really should be!
I do think I can blame this treatment on not remember what I am writing or what I have written - I have to read and re-read to see if my posts make any sense at all, and well, spelling, spelling I find that the smallest and simplest of words can be so hard to spell at times... maybe it is to do with these tablets - so, in reality we don't and shouldn't be so hard on ourselves - it really isn't our fault..... I'm thinking it's the lesser of the two evils.
This is the graph of TAILORx is perceived cognitive impairment, I have also added a link to the site....
Looking forward to reading any thoughts on this, or if anyone can make any more sense out of this then please feel free to update us xx
(Right it's 2:35 am!! I must get to bed.... that is, after feeding the cats and of course a cuppa).
Hi WhatHappened / Lacomtekp
Think any woman who has gone through the menopause suffers from brain fog to some extent. Even without adjuvant hormone therapy the menopause will shut down most hormone production and mess with your head in the same way as Ovarian Suppression does :-/
As you were Triple Neg Lacomtekp you could always try HRT to see if it helps, that is if you can be bothered 
There is this page about Cognitive Impairment at Breast Cancer Now you can also check out 
Hugs and warm sunshine, who needs more, G n' J
