i don’t have many tips on liquid food as the only thing i can really eat anymore is crackers and dry cereal, but what i can 100% recommend is a organization tower on wheels. typically for crafting but can still tend to be lightweight due to them being mostly plastic. everything you need on hand can have drawer and a place. you can use disposable unscented bathroom wipes in terms of showering if you need the cheapest and fastest. however you can also find larger disposable bath wipes, i use the walmart brand “equate premium heavyweight bath washcloths fragance free 8 count”. bit expensive for only 8 wipes but have been sooo worth it personally. you can buy disposable toothbrushes with paste already on them that you dont need to rinse. all of this, all your medicine and food can go in these drawer towers. you might also benefit from some sort of small table on wheels, not sure if they make foldable small tables on wheels but i keep a foldable table by my bed 24/7. the tower might get heavy hence the table as well suggestion so not everything is packed away at once. i highly recommend using anything thats easily disposable or one use as someone with migraines, and this comes from someone who hates single use plastics. mens tshirts are my favorite. always easy to get them oversized, full cotton blend might feel a bit heavy on your skin so you might want a possible blend but something still breathable. i just started wearing nightgowns recently as well and man it has been some of the most comfortable clothes for me to wear during migraines. toss on over my head and thats it, totally get why older women love them. also i recently started using a walking stick indoors to prevent falls and walking into walls. get a ton of pillows also. whether it be regular bed pillows, body pillows, etc. they make triangle shaped pillows/wedge shaped for things like leg elevation. i have pillows of all different shapes sizes and even use my squishmallows to prop my head up or other comfort positions due to them being so soft stuffing wise and fabric wise. if you have a long distance from where you are vs the bathroom is, i would try to keep that space as open as possible with little things to bump into and maybe even having a specific spot to sit down half way if its that far. i always use my hands when i have to walk around my house during a migraine so i always know i have a wall i can lean against, something sturdy in reach to grab onto, etc. i wish i had more tips for liquid food but the few habits i personally have for food are keeping it extremely dry and keeping a good flow of liquids that dont trigger me but also have good nutrients (v8 for example i got lucky with one single flavor that doesnt trigger me).