Difficult to organize a biopsy

I'm going to look into the N.S.W. scheme. My mother's cancer was in the early 1990s so there might not have been breast care nurses. Quite frankly the doctors in my small town seem to only be interested in serving in a regional area in order to obtain permanent residency. Everyone says they seem to have no interest in individual patients, they don't remember anything about our medications or conditions when we visit them and we all have trouble understanding them and making ourselves understood. When the doctor received the report about a breast lump, she really didn't say much about it, and certainly didn't suggest a biopsy. I had to suggest it myself and ask for a referral. She didn't offer to assist me by calling imaging centres to try and get an early appointment for me. We have six overseas trained doctors for a town of 2,000 people plus a thousand or so farmers living nearby. As a tradesman said to me, "We have to research and find out what we've got, go to the doctor and tell them what it is and then ask for the correct medication. Which we've also had to research." The female doctor I am seeing who's the best of a bad bunch, didn't even offer to examine me and try to find out where the lump is situated. She said she doesn't know how to read CT scans.