Thanks Allicat. I am still going through it . It seems that I have had an unusual reaction to most of my treatments. The most disconcerting one is the in -out of a clear brain. This has been happening since 4th of November so that is 4 months. I have a few clear lucid hours every two or so days then drop back into a fog where nothing feels quite real. I am a teacher so I haven't been able to return to school this term. Two of my friends who also went through Curtin University in the 1990's had a tour of Notre dame University here in Perth, back in June 2011,just two days before I had my surgery and discovered a programme that a guy is writing his doctorate on, the role exercise and talking play in breast cancer recovery. On Friday when I came into a clear brain I remembered writing the details down, a phoned to see if this could be for me. The long and short is that I start with a group of six other ladies on Monday. ( tomorrow) It runs for a couple of hours three mornings a week for 8 weeks. This is just what I need to stop from going stir crazy !! I appreciate you replying to my comment on the intro. When I am in a chemo head I sometimes think I have stopped existing. I intend to start a support group in my area when I am a bit further down the track. thanks again for your reply regards Linda. ... View more