Was your breast cancer misdiagnosed by a radiologist?

@auntieoakley Unfortunately where I live I don't have many options of where to go for treatment. They do care about treating my cancer but they don't care about my quality of life, so it's a constant battle and I am steadily on the losing end. After 2+ years of steady complaints being ignored and seeing lies written in my file over and over about how I have no side effects and no complaints, I finally had one lucky visit where I saw the LPN instead of my oncologist. She actually listened to me and finally got some of my side effects marked down in my file, so they can't all be totally ignored anymore. After stopping taking one of my medications for a month because it was making me feel increasingly ill, my oncologist finally agreed to try lowering the dose. It really shouldn't be that hard to find balanced care, where you are treated as a whole person, with feelings and other medical issues besides cancer. Sadly that is all too often the normal scene at your average cancer center. Cancer is big business and cancer patients are a commodity.