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kmakm
6 years agoMember
So it sounds like you'd be up for the same test as I had if you could afford it.
It's a tough one, and very individual. I had extenuating circumstances which led my oncologist and myself to think that the test was a good idea. It showed that chemo would be beneficial so I went ahead and did it. It was hard, but I have no regrets. I am comforted by the fact that I have done everything I could.
Is there someone else with whom you could talk this over? Have you been referred to a cancer specific counsellor? Do you see a psychologist? Have a breastcare nurse? Given you want to have kids I think it's really important to make a decision you're comfortable with.
@JJ70 and @suburbangirl might have some pointers for someone to talk to in Perth as well.
Hang in there sweets, you'll work it out. K xox
It's a tough one, and very individual. I had extenuating circumstances which led my oncologist and myself to think that the test was a good idea. It showed that chemo would be beneficial so I went ahead and did it. It was hard, but I have no regrets. I am comforted by the fact that I have done everything I could.
Is there someone else with whom you could talk this over? Have you been referred to a cancer specific counsellor? Do you see a psychologist? Have a breastcare nurse? Given you want to have kids I think it's really important to make a decision you're comfortable with.
@JJ70 and @suburbangirl might have some pointers for someone to talk to in Perth as well.
Hang in there sweets, you'll work it out. K xox