The main thing is to understand and accept you might not be able to do everything you normally can. Some things change while you’re going through treatment. You will still be able to do lots of things, but might need help with some things.
Tell your family and friends how you are feeling, and what’s happening.
Many people find they need to rest more. More practical help is needed, as well as love and support. Spiritual guidance, connection to Country and mob, music and stories have all helped others. Some people see special health care professionals for pain, moving around and mental health.
It can be easier to eat smaller amounts of food more often, to help if you’re feeling sick. There are some medicines that can help.
Yarn with your doctor, nurse or Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Health Worker about side-effects you have. They can help work out what the problem is and what will best help you.
There’s more information here about managing side-effects.