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Garland storyteller working to combat 'chemo brain'

Deena Weinstein is a professional storyteller. She's also a writer, counselor, educator and notary public. She officiates at weddings and funerals and visits sick people at home and in the hospital. She's a wife and mother. She loves to travel. It could be hard to keep track of all of her interests and activities - and indeed, the 60-year-old Garland resident said in a recent interview that she has always been a little scatterbrained.

But back in 2004, while undergoing chemotherapy for breast cancer, Weinstein found her brain feeling more scattered than usual. She was more forgetful, less able to concentrate, failing to recall people's names, losing items she had just set down. She took ...

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