Hello and welcome ,I am really sorry to hear your story . I had an inverted nipple in left  breast last July ,went to see about it and had mammogram on both breasts .They found something in the left and did a biopsy there and then . They told me that they were 90% certain that this was a cancer , unfortunately something else was in the other breast but very small and not palpable . I had to have a mammogram guided biopsy about 1O days later which also confirmed a cancer. I had had a mammogram the previous year , which had been clear .

In the September I had a double mastectomy, followed by total lymph clearance on the left . Neither of these operations were painful and all went well . The staff at Breast clinic and ward were amazing . Chemo started in December ,which luckily was fine too .I finished all treatments in March ,feeling really well and awaiting reconstructive surgery now . 
It was a shock but I am sure you will get through this ,friends and family were great too .I would involve them as much as possible if you can .If you have a Maggies near you ,they are very helpful for you and family .Can also help with any benefits or blue badges if needed,as they have social workers there.

They can support you as well . 

I hope this has been of some help and there will be a positive outcome I am sure.

Keep in touch xxx

Thank you so much for replying rumplestiltskin  yes you have definitely helped Xx 

My brain had jumped to “life is over” 

Definitely not , I know what a shock it is at first . Treatments have progressed so much from years ago too .Try and stay positive xx

Definitely not , I know what a shock it is at first . Treatments have progressed so much from years ago too .Try and stay positive xx