Hi There
I understand exactly what you are going through, I had the same with my mother who was diagnose with Parkinson's disease at the age of 50. She didn't want to face the truth in the beginning which unfortunately I allowed to happen - worst thing we could have done as the disease progressed quickly and when we should have been doing all the suggested therapies, we were all letting her "deal with it in her own way". Its really tough but if I had my time again, I would have been asking and getting answers on all the hard questions as early as possible.
Another thing to take into account is the constant fogginess that comes with chemo, I am only one treatment in and already things seem harder to concentrate on - she may also be suffering from that??
Not BC I realise but along the same lines.
Good luck, Kari
