ohcheezus

No question. I just wanted to thank you for bringing awareness to this issue. My aunt was diagnosed with breast cancer at 27 and died at 31.

Ha, sorry, should have provided a little backstory. This happened ten years ago. Her doctors weren't horribly concerned with her recovery, and neither was she, because she was so young. She even refused to follow some recommendations from her doctor because she felt she was so young she would just be fine. It sounds like you have a much better handle on your diagnosis and treatment.