I do remember the time when my husband's white blood count was at zero, all expected by the docs in the course of treatment. It was a good thing, still scary though and he could not go anywhere without a mask and gloves. Even in NYC we received looks from people on the street, he left the protected environment of Hope Lodge infrequently, mostly to a docs visit at Memorial Sloan Kettering.
Sounds as if you are 'on track' as to what they expect. Continued best wishes for being an on track and a 'boring' patient.
Keep your eye on the end game. I can only relate my husband's experience, he said food tasted as if he was eating a paper bag, but he knew he had to do it if he was to move forward.
In the big picture, you just need to take small steps 
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