Chemo bag ideas

You have cancer and you found out you're going to start chemotherapy. Besides all of the big questions that come with a cancer diagnosis, one thing you may be wondering is, what do I need for chemo? Should I bring a chemo bag? Yes, you should! Read on for some chemo bag ideas. When I

Use any one of these 19 ideas as part of a chemo care package as a useful and thoughtful way to support someone going through chemotherapy.

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(Updated August 2024: This post recently started getting a lot of traction. Unfortunately, these bags are not for sale; I do not make them or distribute them, but if you’ve...

For my day job, I work in the Oncology department at a local hospital. I am the Health Educator over several hospitals. I plan patient programs and focus on community outreach. I help plan screening and prevention programs. I also manage a patient education library and help patients find information on their cancer, side effects, etc. All this connection with cancer patients, yet I've never had anyone really close to me with cancer. Until recently. One of my friends and neighbors was…

Key Items for a Chemotherapy Bag 1. Face Masks 2. Ipad 3. Phone 4. Phone Stand 5. Charger 6. Reading Glasses 7. Lightweight Wrap 8. No Slip Cozy Socks 9. Clean Underwear 10. Something to Read 11. Reading Glasses 12. Hankies 13. Water Bottle 14. Snacks 15. Cosmetics Bag with hand cream, wipes, lozenges, breath mints...

When Stephanie Madsen was diagnosed with large cell neuroendocrine cervical cancer four years ago, she had no idea what to take to chemo infusions. But after 55 chemo treatments, she's learned to pack the perfect chemo bag to make her experience more comfortable.

Packing for your first round of chemotherapy can be overwhelming! Here's a short list of essentials to help ease your mind going into your first infusion.