did anyone have aching bones 2 months after chemo?

Yes, and I really wondered why I just couldn't pick myself up and get on with life, now that treatment was finally over.          My understanding is that it is natural, b/c chemo targets all fast-replicating cells (hair, cancer, lining of stomach, bone marrow).          so I decided to accept it as a sign that the chemo had done a great job.           I used to lay in bed and think "I could draw a map of my skeleton based on the pain I feel inside each bone."         Like chemo brain (which really scared me and it wasn't really recognized in 2004) it helped to know that I was not going to feel that way forever.     And it was no reflection on my mental capacity to "bounce back",  It just takes longer for some of us.        I wish your mom well. 

Oh yeah..achy bones definetely....mine was mostly in my legs...if I sat down too long I was pretty creaky when I got up..had to walk it off...I would go walking for 3 miles..feel fine..drive home from the track and had a hard time getting out of the car.

I'm sure it is 100% normal..but keep an eye on it if the pain doesn't let up....I'm 10 months from my last chemo and the achiness is pretty much gone...it should be better every day..

Achy feet and legs..I blame it on the Taxol..I finished chemo in june 09 and the feet still were achy in oct 09. Mainly 1st thing in the morning or if I sat for any lengh of time.

I like Titan walked. To me it seemed the more I moved the less it bothered me but eventually you have to sit.

Agree with you hope2...My feet and legs sometimes do feel achy...I exercise a lot but they still ache sometimes...back in November at my 3 month check my onco asked if I felt achy..yes..I was still achy..it's better..but still not best...I hear that these se's could last up to a year or longer..and .like you I freak..but then we have to remember those drugs that were put into us....we can't expect the se's go to away that quickly.

I was diagnosed Feb 2009, finished chemo Aug 09, finished radiation Oct 09.  I have experienced achy joints, too, and my knuckles are swollen as well.  I wake up in the morning and it hurts to bend my fingers.

I saw my oncologist, who denied this had anything to do with chemo, but my family physician said he's heard of it before, and prescribed me meloxicam.  Took a month to start to work (which I was advised of) and now I'm feeling great - 12 months post chemo, and I still take the meds daily.

I am 39 years old.... too darn young to be feeling arthritic!!  :-)