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Purron · 06-30-2009, 05:34 PM

My best advise is to take someone with you who will not only provide you with support, but think of those questions you may not think to ask and help you remember what they said. I did this when my mom was diagnosed with breast cancer and think it helped. After meeting with the doctors, mom and I would go have lunch or a cup of coffee and talk about everything that was discussed. She's fine now by the way. Over 6 years cancer free. We're planning a family trip to Rome next spring. Take care.

06-30-2009, 05:34 PM	#22
Purron Thinks s/he gets paid by the post Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 1,573	My best advise is to take someone with you who will not only provide you with support, but think of those questions you may not think to ask and help you remember what they said. I did this when my mom was diagnosed with breast cancer and think it helped. After meeting with the doctors, mom and I would go have lunch or a cup of coffee and talk about everything that was discussed. She's fine now by the way. Over 6 years cancer free. We're planning a family trip to Rome next spring. Take care. __________________ I purr therefore I am.