What's it like taking azacitidine? Looking for real experiences

I'm learning about azacitidine as a possible treatment option. My oncologist explained that it's a chemotherapy medication that works with DNA to help slow tumor growth. It's mainly used for blood cancers like myelodysplastic syndrome and certain leukemias, but sometimes doctors consider it for other cancer types including colorectal cancer as part of research or off-label approaches. I understand that common side effects can include fatigue, nausea, and increased infection risk from lowered blood cell counts, with regular blood monitoring needed during treatment. I'd love to connect with others who have experience with azacitidine and hear about your journey. • What was your day-to-day experience like on azacitidine? • What helped you manage the side effects or what do you wish you had known beforehand?