Hello and thanks for posting on the forum,

I am so sorry to hear about your situation. That must have been a difficult thing to have been told. I know that it is hard  waiting for your meeting on Wednesday but it is only when all the doctors have met and discussed your situation will they tell you what they are planning. There will be different options that they may consider.

I know that you say that you have had FEC-T chemotherapy.  The doctors may consider using other chemotherapy drugs.  We do have some information on our website about the different drugs that are used.  Have a look here

The doctors may also consider whether you would be suitable for a trial depending on where you are living. We do have some information on the website about the different trials.  Trials do have very strict entry requirements and you would have to match all of these in order to take part.  Also trials are only available in certain centres.  If you press the location tab it will tell you where they are going on.  To enter a trial you would need to be referred by your doctor to the doctor running the trial.  Have a look at the trial database here

There is some information about the research that has been done in to Triple Negative breast cancer which is written by the charity Breast Cancer Now.  Have a look here

You may find it helpful to read up about the different treatments that might be available before your appointment so you have more of an idea about your different options.

It maybe a good idea to take someone with you to your appointment so you can take in what the doctors are saying.  If you would find it helpful to ring one of the nurses on the helpline then please do so.  The number to call is Freephone 0808 800 4040 and the lines are open from 9am till 5pm Monday to Friday.

Best Wishes,

Catherine