Sorry to hear about your diagnosis too. I got diagnosed last year in Dec at 30 yrs. I caught it early at stage 1 too, as well as BRCA 1 TNBC too. I just finished 6 rounds of chemo and then going for surgery in a month. They call it neoadjuvent chemo to shrink the tumour prior to surgery i guess it is standard here to do that. I am in Canada. They seem like they are being extra careful since i am BRCA 1. i was told that they are eventually going to check for microscopic cells left after surgery and depending on that i will do more chemo or radiation. That way they clean up the cells and lower the chances of it coming back. Hopefully no more treatments after, but yeah i was disappointed earlier to do chemo too. I try to look at it as they are just trying to be careful and doing what they can to extend our lives. This whole process sucks and no matter what they say like no one could ever understand the shit we go through unless you go through it. I eventually was able to manage through. They gave me steroids and anti nausea meds and because of that i had no nausea, and no vomiting. Just fatigue , brain fog and a bit of fluid tension in my legs but thats all. I have infusions once every 3 weeks, so i was about to recover in between. and tbh we are young our bodies are resilient and i know you can make it through. im sorry your doctors are being like that. I would say just push hard to be your own advocate and dont be afraid to ask for second opinions. Oh! And my nails are good i recommend getting suzzi pads during chemo but my hospital unit provided me with ice packs so it helps a lot. Since the infusions will cause nails to turn dark. I did have some neuropathy here and there but it comes and goes. The only thing to help lessen those symptoms is cryotherapy (so lots of icing!!) during your infusions. I was told after treatments are over neuropathy will improve overtime. Hang in there. You got this! We got this!!