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What Should I Pack?

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A extension cord for your phone charger outlets are never close enough to the bed. Phone charger your own shampoo and conditioner and extra britches incase your sutures leak. Buy a box of alcohol wipes smelling them helps with nausea

Gas x strips:)

Chapstick

lovelzMe

i didn't bring anything! (except DH :lol: )

I wore my sweats so i would feel more comfortable after WLS when i went home

i was in hospital 2 days and nights - i slept, walked, most of the time

i didn't have any desire for cell/smart phone, ipod, computer, book et al- just had major surgery ;)

they supply a nightgown - if you wear your own nightgown, pj's they might get tangled w/IV :(

chap stick is a good idea ^_^

heating pad too

that being said - many people bring the above stuff and alot more - and thats great too, have i confused you yet ;)

there is a thread on the board - what should you bring to hospital

good luck w/WLS

speedy recovery

:)

lovelzMe

i didn't bring anything! (except DH :lol: )

I wore my sweats so i would feel more comfortable after WLS when i went home

i was in hospital 2 days and nights - i slept' date=' walked, most of the time

i didn't have any desire for cell/smart phone, ipod, computer, book et al- just had major surgery ;)

they supply a nightgown - if you wear your own nightgown, pj's they might get tangled w/IV :(

chap stick is a good idea ^_^

heating pad too

that being said - many people bring the above stuff and alot more - and thats great too, have i confused you yet ;)

there is a thread on the board - what should you bring to hospital

good luck w/WLS

speedy recovery

:)[/quote']

Could not live 24 hours without my cell phone. Glad I did not text anything silly while on a morphine pca ha!

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