TNBC chemo treatment for organ transplant patient

Hello,

I am recently diagnosed with TNBC (ER+5%, PR-, Her2 - )stage 1a, <1cm tumor, grade 2, lumpectomy with negative nodes and no brac mutation.
I will meet my MO first time on Monday 5/12. My surgeon prompted me possible chemo. Radiation will be for sure.
My concern is how I will be able to tolerate chemo since I had a kidney transplant 10 years ago and have been on immunosuppressants since then. My kidney is working very well and I do not have any side effects from the transplant meds, having a normal life.
If anyone of you know or have similar med backgrounds and are on chemo treatment, I would love to hear the experience.
no one in my near and far family history with breast cancer and very little knowledge on chemo side effects.  Plus, my transplant status makes me more nervous for upcoming treatment, possible adjuvant chemo followed by radiation. 

thank you,
Spring


Edited by spring - May 10 2014 at 6:18pm

Hello Steve,

I am with Stanford for all my medical care and I was told the MO that I will be meeting is specialized on TNBC.
I have seriously requested to meet the MO before the surgery and I was refused since their standard of care is only after pathology results which is after my surgery. I was highly recommended for lumpectomy due to the small size of tumor, <1cm and finally went for that in this week. I was told my case is rare so I hope the therapy selection will be thoroughly evaluated and personalized for the best outcome.
I would also like to know if www.adjuvantonline evaluation is helpful. I just found out yesterday while searching.

Thank you for your recommendation,
Spring