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BckonTrck

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Get Back On Track Posted: 05-11-06 11:50am


Hello everyone, I have some great news and thought I would share it with this community. Not sure if anyone is familiar this product, but it has done amazing things for those who have used it. This is a new product from cognifit called back on track which is specifically designed for women who have undergone chemotherapy treatments for breast cancer and are experiencing “chemofog” associated with such treatments. Designed to exercise the brains major cognitive skills, back on track offers an easy-to-use computer program that helps chemotherapy patients find ways to cope with the cognitive deficits caused by chemotherapy. I thought that this would be a something you would like to try or recommend to others who may have been through the same experiences. I have an email that offers a free download if anyone is interested! I'd be more than happy to share it with all of you. I hope this is something that both you and your loved ones find useful. Take care!

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