My husband was diagnosed in september last year. They did not get the treatments started until December. Long story. He took one treatment in December and the second one in January and he decided he could not do any more. When my husband was first diagnosed, he was already stage 4 and he also had advanced copd. He weighed 90 pounds. So we got Hospice involved in January this year. They take care of all his meds. Twice a week a nurse comes to the house to see how he is doing and takes his vitals. He is getting worse as far as his anxiety. He cries, shakes and screams. My heart is breaking for him. And he is not a christian. He believes in God but not Jesus. Yesterday, I brought up Jesus and he screamed at me to get out of the room and to take my God crap with me. He is catholic but has not been inside a church in over 50 years. So after I calmed down enough, I called a priest from a local catholic church and asked if he would come and give him his last rites. Guess they can do that early now. He told me he would never talk to my minister because we are protestant-methodist. I pray that he will find Jesus before it is too late. But thank God, you and your wife are both believers. I believe , also, in the power of prayer. Guess that is why God said we should not be unequally yoked. He didn't care that I went to church, etc., but he wanted nothing to do with it. One thing your wife needs to do after treatments is rest and make sure she takes the anti nausea meds that they give her. And she needs to stay hydrated. Everyone has different reactions to treatment. So I will pray for her and you that all goes well for her and prayerfully, that she may recover. God bless you both.