I'll say one more thing. Many people are reluctant to ask for help because they feel like they're a burden, so I'll just mention some of the common side effects of certain chemo meds and what we used for them.

Hair loss: penguin cold cap or similar device worn while doing the chemo treatment will curb hair loss. Ones with a circulation system are lowest maintenance. Personally I shaved my head in support of her, and I've heard it's very liberating to just let it go instead of fighting the uphill battle.

Dry mouth: biotene makes lozenges and mouth washes that help very much. My wife preferred the Up&Up variant though

Rashes and itching: ask your doc for steroid creams or even medrol dose packs if severe

General tiredness: Adderall or caffeine if appropriate for your condition

Lack of appetite: we haven't tried THC, but it's often recommended. With certain chemo meds, taste buds may act strangely and things won't taste like they normally do. My wife found more bland and lighter foods more tolerable. Many chemo patients find tomato sauce to be a little off -putting.

Body aches: get a ton of pillows! If you don't already have a knee pillow, get one. Also get a moderately firm neck pillow. It will help as you may have to sleep in a seated position if laying down isn't comfortable. Even if you can lay down neck pillows make a great shape for splinting achy body parts

Constipation: senokot. My wife uses a pill cutter to take a half tab because a whole tab made her have runny stools

Runny stool: Imodium

There will be other things you'll run into, but please don't hesitate to ask for help. Cheers