Additional Study Information: This is a research study of cryotherapy (cold therapy) vs. compression therapy for the prevention of taxane-induced neuropathy. This study will assess the effect of a wearing frozen garments or compression garments on preventing neuropathy pain and discomfort that can be caused by taxane chemotherapy. Cryotherapy involves wearing frozen garments on both hands and feet for 90-120 minutes during the administration of chemotherapy. Compression therapy involves wearing tight-fitting gloves and stockings on both hands and feet for 90-120 minutes during the chemotherapy infusion. Both of these interventions have been shown in clinical trials to reduce the incidence of neuropathy, or a tingling or numbing sensation in the hands and feet, caused by taxane chemotherapy. A control group will wear loose gloves and stockings.