Long term luminal b survivors!?

Did your MO review the Mammaprint with you? I was shocked when I got my results a few days ago for high risk luminal B. The first page of the report is very misleading. I am fortunate to have found a contact with an Agendia print who provided explanation. Are you clinically low risk??

But what if clinical / path report doesn't fit luminal B? I am hormone positive with estrogen at 99% and progesterone 80+ % (I'd have to look up), her2 neg per FISH. Ki67 is 8%. My path report is grade 1. Tubular is 3 and the other two factors are 1 including mitosis. I really don't understand when all clinical factors that I am aware for luminal B do not fit. The mammaprint was from the surgical bx. I had core needle vacuum bx for initial bx. Small tumor measured 6 mm on the original US's. MRI after that did not show any tumors. Experienced radiologist said the marker was the only way she found the bx site. Two US's preparing for sentinel node did not show any growth. BS said there was cancer in the surgical bx but where did 9 mm come from? All margins negative,tissue removed from bilateral reduction negative, and 2 sentinel lymph nodes negative. Wondering if mammaprint accurate? Of course we all want to see what we expect / hope. My BS says has never seen stage 1 with high mammaprint. Lots of questions for upcoming appt with MO. I appreciate the article and will read closely. I, like many of us, am becoming a wealth of knowledge re breast cancer. Thank you

I am first seeing the MO in a couple of weeks as visiting family. My only plan was low dose tamoxifen. After connecting with an agendia rep, i found out the front page of the report is an aggregate for all high risks. Since i am low risk clinically, the advantage of chemo is 2.5%. With toxicity of chemo of abt 2%, no to chemo. I am also 65 with grown children and a loving husband who accepts my decision making. There is a study regarding discordant reports. 9% are low clinical, high Mammaprint. The rep sent info. Kept me from freaking out since my BS had never seen a stage 1, grade 1 as high risk and didn’t know how to interpret. I am still not confident about the mammoprint results.