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Preperation

Was wondering if I can get some suggestions on things to pack for the hospital and if there might be anything that was a must or a great thing to have at the house for after surgery.....

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  • We were instructed to pack as light as possible! I took my phone charger a book and underwear...for home I was sure to have popsicles, soup (to drain the broth), sugar free jello, and crystal light p

  • There's a BIG thread on this. ME? I only used (1) a robe to cover my butt for walks, and (2) an iPOD for music and (3) toothpaste and toothbrush. Don't overpack, IMHO. Wear LOOSE clotes in and th

  • I'm with arts137. I wore loose clothing to the hospital and the same clothing home and took a book. Everything else the hospital provided. I suggest people not make packing for the hospital something

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There's a BIG thread on this. ME? I only used (1) a robe to cover my butt for walks, and (2) an iPOD for music and (3) toothpaste and toothbrush. Don't overpack, IMHO. Wear LOOSE clotes in and the same out.

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Water and a comfy spot...

The most important thing for me was my own pillow!

We were instructed to pack as light as possible! I took my phone charger a book and underwear...for home I was sure to have popsicles, soup (to drain the broth), sugar free jello, and crystal light packets

I'm with arts137. I wore loose clothing to the hospital and the same clothing home and took a book. Everything else the hospital provided. I suggest people not make packing for the hospital something else to stress over.

Chapstick was a life saver!!!

Chapstick was a life saver!!!

Defiantly Chapstick or whatever you have for your lips. I also brought my own robe for walking and my phone. The hospital provided everything else. I had my husband bring a dress the next day to go home in and a pillow for the car ride home.

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