Thanks for asking! 🙂
Lost her hair right before she got out.

Brad, the first couple of months are not a walk on the beach by any means. I’m sure your wife is dealing with some nausea, maybe some mouth sores, unpredictable body functions, still not hungry, food doesn’t taste like anything... Please let her know and be assured yourself, that this is all part of the process. It does get better over the next few months. Make sure she stays in touch with her team to report any changes or just discuss any concerns. They are your best advocates! Also, daily temperature checks are crucial. Please don’t hesitate to reach out to this forum as well or private message me is fine too.
As for hair loss, that was from the chemo to prepare for the transplant. It will take a while, but that will come back too! This is an amazing journey she’s on. Certainly not easy but it is worth it!! A year ago I was in the same place time-wise with my transplant. It’s just incredible how resilient and strong the human body is. I feel great, as though nothing has ever happened. But I can assure you at the time, I could not have imagined that. I hope this gives you and your wife some hope. There IS a future. All the best! Stay strong, stay postive... you’ve got this!!