Support needed from health professionals during treatment and beyond

It does sound like a great idea @kmakm.  I get enraged about the piecemeal approach to treatment across Australia.  For those in rural areas it's atrocious - and that's just for the basic stuff.  When you get into whole self well-being, it's even worse.  I've often said that one of the hardest things to deal with is that before I got treatment, I felt well.  Now, I don't.  I have nothing but praise for my medical team but it's still not enough.  And having to be pro-active when you can barely focus on brushing your teeth, is a nightmare.  I know that it is not possible to have a one-size-fits-all approach but surely it should be possible for there to be a co-ordinating well-being person, during and after active treatment.  And breast care nurses?  Well, I was treated mostly in the private system (except for rads) in a capital city and I've never felt that I had a breast care nurse other than in the hospital at the time of surgery and a one-off phone checkup a few days later.