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I had a lot of conversations about stopping treatment before going into hospice but like you the experience under chemo was worse than whatever "quantity of life" I was getting with chemo. Being free helps me go with a clear mind (so to speak) and some functionality. If I was still on chemo I doubt I'd be able to drive to the store, take the garbage out, or meet a friend for lunch.
You can always get off hospice if you want, but I'm much happier being in hospice and suspect you will too.
Wishing you the best for yourself. Sorry I missed the original post but I've been off email the last two days more or less.
Hugs 
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