Chemotherapy 1st and later surgery
Hi,
My mother has recently been diagnosed with breast cancer at age 49 (17 th January 2014). Being very close to my mum I have been by her side for all her appointments with the Breast surgeon.
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I just wanted to say hi:) I think like the other posts,be guided by your oncologist.They have all the results of your Mums tests,and it is never as simple as this versus that.Each case is different,and is treated as such.I have a gorgeous girl like you.She is 23, and right through my treatment she has been there with me."What can I get you Mum,I'll call them Mum,I'll make it Mum,I'll take you Mum......and the list goes on.In this lifetime,I,will never be able to do for her what she has done for me these past few months.You may not realise it,but half the battle is won just as Rosanna said,because of the beautiful girl that you are.Whenever I felt a bit down,during treatment,my daughter was always there,encouraging me gently,and giving me a little push when needed.So just continue to be there with your Mum,and I am sure that whatever treatment she has,after listening to the oncologist,will be the right one for her.Sending a big hug.xoxoxRobyn