Linda,
So please to see you back on the forum asking for assistance in regard to chemo issues. People react differently but I think the one common complaint is feeling so exhausted. It became a routine for me to have a daily nap and have to say, it was the best sleep I ever had...it was like once I hit the bed, my bod just kinda melted into the mattress and I was out for the count.
If your hair is longer, I would suggest you get it cut short so when the hair loss thing happens as it does with most everyone, it won't be so traumatic. I kept mine long and that made it worse when I showered and became aware it was ready to make it's exit from my head. At this stage of my life, I found a wig untolerable...too hot and stifling for me, so altho. I wore a little knitted cap sometimes at night, or when I went out...at home I always went bald. In the summer I found it a kick to drive around with the windowns all down and the breeze blowing around my naked head. It's not as bad after you get used to it.
Also...you may want to guy some "Ensure" on sale as it has a good amount of protein...if you get it really cold it is OK when you are hungry and will help keep you going.
I had my chemo prior to surgery but I agree with Gracie, all that liquid being put into you, you find yourself having to make those bathroom visits more often so a Foley might be a very good idea for you. They have you connected up to an IV type of setup...meaning the pole thing, and it's a pain to drag that off to the restroom as I have done.
Well, enough said by me just now. Sent you off a "care" pkg. late yesterday so hopefully you will have it by next Monday.
Sending hugs across the map....stay strong.