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Shopping List Pre-op

Has anyone come across a good list for things to buy and stock pre-op so that when we get back we have what we need. I ran to the store today and added some things not sure if this is all correct but so far here is what I have in a little corner of my pantry and if you can add some things I should get that you have enjoyed to help me get through I would really appreciate it.

Chicken Broth

Rositas refried fat free black beans

Coconut water

Sugar Free Jello

Frozen vegetables(I am going to boil and make a great pureed soup and freeze)

Sugar Free Popsicles

I have my multi vitamins and Nioxin, I know I will need sub lingual B12 and calcium correct?

Should I get some PJs that allow me to shower easier I am not sure how soon before I can wear my regular clothes due to drains and such.

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beef broth

vegie broth

cream of wheat

yogurt (fat free, etc)

a mesh stainer (I have a small one so I can strain yogurt, etc)

small 1 cup bowls (I got ziploc ones) for MY food

milk of magnesia (in case you get constipated)

pepto bismo (break through heartburn)

blistex

Protein powder. (I really like powders?utm_source=BariatricPal&utm_medium=Affiliate&utm_campaign=CommentLink" target="_ad" data-id="1" >unjury...but make sure you order enough!)

calcium (I have the liquid from costco..Revival?)

non-slip socks/slippers

jammies. (I LOVE to hang out in jammies!)

Greek yogurt-higher in Protein and lower in carbs than other yogurt. If you buy any unflavored, you'll need some sf syrups like Davinchi. chobani yogurt is really good if you can find it . Not all stores carry it. All the flavors are good.

K20 Kellogs protein Water is handy. You'll need lots of fluids.

I wasn't sent home with a drain and I just wore a night gown in the hospital. I liked using chap stick a lot. You'll need gas x too. Have a heating pad handy cause if you get gas pains, you'll need it.

I found the Gas X strips to be so important. I also had adult extra strength liquid tylenol, which helped me get off the pain meds very quickly. The Protein powder is a must, test your flavors and mixes prior to surgery. I like to mix the chocolate into my greek yogurt for a very high protein meal. Try and pick up some skim milk when you get home.

I've been using gummy Vitamins, calcium, and Omega. It actually feels like a little candy cheat. Get yourself some good trashy magazines, it's a little boring at the hospital.

Good luck!

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