When to go back to work after diagnosis

Hi everyone, 

I was diagnosed with breast cancer 31st October last year. On the 18th November I had to have a mastectomy (left breast). Initially it was thought it was a small area and I would have a lumpectomy and radiotherapy. So it was a shock. After surgery the breast doctor said I had lymph nodes she wasn't happy with, so she took more out than originally thought. The cancer had spread to my lymph nodes. The plan was to have chemotherapy and radiotherapy.

Then in January I found out I have secondary bone cancer in my spine and pelvis, small areas. I started on letrozole tablets, had my first Zoladex injection, and had 16 days of Ribociclib before radiotherapy. Then in March I had 15 sessions of radiotherapy. During this time I felt really ill. I have nearly completed my second cycle of Ribociclib, 120 days of letrozole and soon to start on Denosumab Injections, along with Zoladex injection monthly. It's been a lot to take in and I am still processing this. I have been off work for 6 months. I am only 48 years old. I do work in a hospice, so obviously that brings another layer of emotions. I would just like to find out how long people have had off work after treatment? Obviously treatment in tablet and injection form is ongoing. I would appreciate any thoughts.

Thank you