My partner has Breast and Bone cancers our last Oncology Appointment we were told that they were stable. I don't know what that quite means?
My partner was diagnosed in May 2019 and she is on oral chemotherapy and has injections every month one for her bones and an oestrogen blocker.
She has lost her sense of taste and everything tastes bland. Is this usual. It seems like everything I cook for her is not good enough for her. I am really upset as she used to love my cooking. She is also disabled that's why I cook all meals.
Thanks in advance.
Morning
So sorry to read about your wife, sounds like you both have had a tough few months :-/
Thanks for the 'tag' LoobyLou49
Stable means nothing much has changed, or by very little from any previous scans/tests; which is a good sign.
As for the taste issues this is very common with chemotherapy whether intravenous or tablet form (Capecitabine ?) Food can taste metallic and/or have a slimy cardboard texture when chewed 
My wife had this during chemo and what helped for was eating a piece of fresh pineapple just before a meal to kick start her taste buds. Tinned is more convenient but may taste 'tinned' so fresh is better in that way and can be quite soothing straight from the fridge.
If your wife has some mouth ulcers pineapple may feel sore, in this case a Ginger Nut biscuit is almost as good at easing the metallic taste, we got through a lot of both 
Most with this problem tend to go one of two ways - Eating bland foods like Cereals, Pasta, Rice, Porridge, Creamy Soups, Cottage Cheese etc .
J went the other way and really spiced things up to get some flavour from her food, not necessarily to create heat but to bring out flavours - we lived of curries and chilli based meals for about 4 months.
It's trying to find what works and what makes this taste worse and going with that.
There is a 90 page Cancer Recipe book produced by Macmillan covering topics like taste; I'll have a hunt around the site and attach it below if I find it 
Just click the cover to read/download the pdf.
Hope this is of some help, take care, G n' J
