Triple positive?

Just saw your post. I’m also TNBC found in Aug 2015. Please keep us updated with your progress. 
And ask any questions. The ladies on here are so helpful. Although I’m not often on this site I try to check once a week. 

My main concern is how much support I will get if I tell them/you I don't want their treatments.

That is your choice. We are just here to support whatever decisions you make. Not to judge. And to share our experiences. As you are probably aware everyone is different. That is what makes each so ‘special’ 

It's absolutely your choice. All I would add as that real choice is informed choice - so good to know what you can factually about the options. But that's all they are - options - until you decide what's best for you. Good luck.

agree with all the above ... NO judgements here just support @Londog

It's your life @londog and only you can make the decisions about how to live it. I would echo @Afraser - just make sure your choices are informed ones. You will get support here, whatever you decide.

Hi @Londog, I’m also triple positive. I had tumours in both breasts so had a double mastectomy without recon last November. It had also spread to the lymph nodes on the right side so had a clearance on thamy side as well. I did chemo and Herceptin but not radiation. Take the time you need to make your decisions. Whatever you can live with is right for you. Good luck with your choices. Cheers, Jen.

Probably be wise to read up on her2+ cancers and how quickly they spread which was why herceptin was developed. Of course it is your decision but it needs to be an informed one.

@primek.  Can Herceptin be used as a standalone treatment?