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Lab work done, chest X-ray and EKG signed off on. Meds are at Walgreens. (holy cow they are expensive) pantry stocked and my sitter to arrive on Monday. (mom coming to stay with us for a week, hope enough Vicodin to knock me out!) Tuesday at 12:00 I become a banded woman. Excited, scared, nervous, anxious.... It is all in effect.

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    So happy for you!

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    You sound very prepared!!! I have been reading up on what to take to the hospital---make sure you have chapstick! Everyone seems to think it's vital! lol Good luck!

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    You sound ready! What meds are you talking about? I haven't been told to get any yet...

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    You sound ready! What meds are you talking about? I haven't been told to get any yet...

    They sent me in a prescription for a nausea patch cause I am a barfer when I wake up. Also my pain meds.

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    Hope everything went well!! Pura , why Chapstick?

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    You can feel dry-mouthed or a little dehydrated and normal response is to lick your lips. Chapstick really helps.

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    You can feel dry-mouthed or a little dehydrated and normal response is to lick your lips. Chapstick really helps.

    Makes sense. Thanks :)

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