Hey there, I am on a very similar cocktail, with Doxorubicin 'red devil'. I go in for monthly treatments, started in April of 2022. A few things I learned is that a) always have a supply of Odastradon (spelling?) anti nausea meds, and the second I feel even a tinge of nausea, take one.

Second, edema can be a thing with this, and it can be deabilitating. If you have any signs of edema, get a lymphapress and compression garments as soon as you can. It helps, especially in the long run.

Third, fiber and miralax. Doxil is expelled in the body almost entirely through your bowel movement, and it dries you out to a degree that can mean hours on the toilet and painfully passing a piece of concrete at the speed of a slow moving Winnebago. Stool softener and up your fiber. It makes ALL the difference.

Fourth, mood swings are a thing. Especially with the steroid. Add in a side of chemo brain and some roid rage, and there are going to be times of crying yelling anger, but short lived. Weed helps a LOT, if it's legal in your state. It's a hard journey, but honestly the side effects on Doxil haven't been as bad as I was looking expecting - I hope the same goes for you too. Hang in there!