The light at the end of the tunnel

I am in Brisbane with my daughter and she told me that her neighbour has just had a bc diagnosis.  This lady is 60, single still living at home with very elderly parents and works in a professional manner.  The sister of this lady also is single and works in a professional job and is only visiting for the holidays.  It was her who told my daughter of the diagnosis, thinking that I may be of assistance to her sister.  Apparently the lady has had surgery and is back at work awaiting pathology results.  I haven't seen her at all since I have been here.  The only thing I can do is keep playing in the backyard with my little grandchildren and if this woman happens to see me then she will realise that "there is life after bc".  I would love to "pop into her" before I go home but as my subject title states - there is always a time. XLeonie