Dear Kim,
I am sorry that you have tested positive for BRCA2.
I was tested in 2002 after a cousin tested BRCA1+. Due to a significant family history and my ethnic backround (Ashkenasi Jewish) I tested. I was negative.
Fast forward just two years and I recieved a diagnosis of Stage IIb Her2neu+++ BC.
The most important thing that I can suggest,if you havent already done so,is to see a Certified Genetics Counselor. The link below will help you find one in N.C.
Please also go to FORCE (Facing Our Risk of Cancer Empowered) it is website for those who are high risk and or BRCA+. The constituency there believes that "knowledge is power" and you will find many ,many folks ready to answer your questions as they arise
Take some time to digest this news and be kind to yourself
http://www.nsgc.org