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CALLING ALL SLEEVED

So im trying to get all of my ducks in a row and i have no idea what i should bring with. I guess i should start by saying that i am going to Juarez Mexico and having my procedure done by Dr. Rod. I have seen a few post but was hoping to hear what some of you brought that you were glad to have and some of the things that you wished you had. THank you so much and i appreciate any advice you guys give me...thank s so much

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Chapstick was a good thing to have. Oh and Gas X as you can not buy it in Mexico, I personally did not use mine and the box remains unopened but most others used theirs. I would think for travel back have something for nausea just in case you need a pill and it would be hard to find that at the airport (or it would be pretty jacked up in price). Comfy pajama's are always high on my list and loose fitting comfortable pants and top for the travel home. Hope this helps a bit.

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it does thank you so very much....im getting so nervous..i have 12 days til my surgery and ive been dreaming of it for over 10 years...

If you're going to MX just don't forget your Passport! Other than that here is a list you might find useful:

http://www.verticalsleevetalk.com/topic/10081-the-official-what-you-will-need-for-your-surgery-thread/page__p__87801__fromsearch__1#entry87801

Both are great answers...I would also add taking some reading material. Most of our patients complain about the TV...we have satellite TV but patients want more english-speaking channels. Some books and maybe a magazine or two will do the trick!!

Best of luck!!

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