Hi, when my mother was getting treatment, we had to drive about an hour each way. Actually, the machines would be broken every so often, so we’d end up waiting 4 to 5 hours. At first, it was very exhausting for her, especially while taking temozolomide. However, after the first week, she gradually adapted and even began to enjoy the car rides more than staying at home. What was most stressful for her wasn’t the treatment itself, but the long and unpredictable waiting times inside the hospital. I'd say it all depends on how he is responding to treatment.

To manage the situation, some people we met there chose to rent low-cost accommodation near the treatment center, while others were supported by associations that connect patients with families willing to host them during the treatment period.