triple negative breast cancer

I would ask what the treatment options are and why these were the best options for me. Then I would ask about any possible side effects of the proposed treatments, what the schedule would be, and for how long. Also, how does past treatment affect your treatment options now, if at all. I would ask about the chance of recurrance once treatment was finished (they may quote statistics on that rather than base the answer on your own case,) and although it seems coincidental I would still ask if there is a connection between these two different cancers. Then I would ask how soon I need to make a decision.

Find out who your key worker is this time around, get her phone number, email address, what days she is there and who to contact if you need a nurse on her day off.

Stage 2 is treated with the aim to cure and statistical projections are very good overall, but of course each one of us wants reassurance based on our own specific circumstances. 

I cannot thank you enough for your reply.  I feel more confident about my meeting with the oncologist with your questions to hand.  Thank you again for taking the time.