MRI biopsy results just received...uh oh, here we go

Hi everyone, I'm a 57 year-old woman with a strong family history of breast cancer. My mom was dxed at age 59 in both breasts. Both of us share the same BRCA2 mutation and I've been in a high risk screening program for years.

Because of the BRCA2 mutation (which at the time was a "variation of uncertain significance") I elected to have my ovaries removed first and then have prophylactic mastectomies. This was about 6 years ago. Four days before I was going to have the mastectomies, I received word that the genetic testing repository people (Myriad at the time) had just determined that our particular mutation does not cause an increase in breast cancer, therefore insurance wouldn't pay....mastectomies cancelled.

Fast forward six years to last week...as part of my routine aggressive screening, had a bilateral MRI, spots on both breasts "lit up." Had biopsies on each side, was informed yesterday by the MRI biopsy doctor of the following:

Cancer on right side, 8mm, ER & PR positive. That's all I know right now. Meeting with the breast surgeon on Monday afternoon, plan to bring the pathology report guide on this site with me, any other tips for getting all the info I need?

P.S. Since the ovaries were removed, I've been on HRT (estradiol) because the shock of going into surgical menopause at that time was too much of a shock to my system. I know that's coming to an end..