Well I got my score=12=low risk--from what I read, you want below 18.
I meet with the medical oncologist tomorrow--of course I did run the
numbers on adjuvant.com, and they vary if I put in my current age=49
vs. my age in 3 weeks=50--are there really radical body changes
occurring over the next 3 weeks? I understand it's an actuarial
calculation.

I have developed a common but under-recognized problem post-op:
axillary web syndrome, some superficial lymphophlebitis--it causes
these tight cords that tether you. It started day 10, and when I spoke
to the nurse, she was clueless, referred me to the head of the
lymphedema unit--who is a nutritionist who has lymphedema, but had
never heard of axillary web syndrome. Ultimately, I found a great PT,
who is employed by the same hospital, and there is a bit of a turf
battle, but she met with me the next day (yesterday), worked on my ROM
exercises--I had gotten them from the PT's my office works with and
off the web--and it's feeling a lot better. Motrin helps.
 So, it looks like radiation, then tamoxifen.
 What a roller coaster ride so far: you crest a hill, and then
there's another one...
 The wedding is swiftly approaching, my daughter is getting very
nervous, but I've been told by the PT that I don't have lymphedema,
wear the prettier dress with the cap sleeves.
 Hard to imagine that it has been less than 4 weeks since the
mammogram....
Judy