<human>: My Mother was diagnosed with Breast Cancer about 4 months ago. She's undergone radiation and a mastectomy. 

My parents didn't tell me until after she had the mastectomy and the outlook was positive. I don't mind this, I would have been devastated at college and probably failed a few classes.

However, now that my mother is at least out of the woods and the tumor has been removed, there are a whole bunch of issues that I feel my mother might experience. A lot of it is due to biological changes, but some are emotional/mental.

I'll list them here:

1. As part of radiation and cancer treatment to prevent remission in the other breast, she's on medication. Part of the requirement for that medication is forced menopause. **How can I help?** 

2. My mother just lost a breast. She's definitely suffering from some type of body image issue.  **What can I do to help?**

I'd really like suggestions for ME. Not for what my mother can do, or what she should do, but what I can do for her. This means that I'll basically be ignoring any suggestions to "get her to a counselor". She's already seeing one, as is my father.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: What are things that I can do to ease my mother's transition into menopause and help her overcome any body image issues regarding her recent mastectomy?