post chemo and genetic test

I'd go for the test. I had a bilateral as mine  a her2 and dense  breast tissue  meant it hid in a mammogram. My surgeon did suggest it and I had immediate reconstruction.  I had a strong family history on Father and mother's . I've since had the  genetic test done and don't carry the familial faulty  gene from my father  but don't regret my decision. Even though my mother's  side can't  idenetify a gene ...the genetics people  still have concerns...2 sisters and a daughter seems sus. Just happy I'm not up for more surgery. It's a personal  choice. I would have needed extensive surgery on the remaining breast anyway to help match them up...so don't see how this was a benefit...but that is me.