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Bari buddy pillow

As anyone used the Bari Buddy pillow? I've seen it advertised and it looks like it could be useful

after surgery. I had my gall bladder removed two yrs ago and used a Pillow Pet to support my stomach when getting up and it helped a lot.

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Where I am getting my surgery the give you a teddy bear pillow to support your stomach after surgery, so it must help. Its like a souviner for my new beginning!

I was given a little pillow when I had my surgery. I never really used it at the time, but it has been great for my back when driving long distances, lol.

I looked at getting the bariatric bear, but ended up using a stuffed bunny that I already had. Definitely helpful to have a pillow/stuffed animal to help you through the early phase when standing up hurts like mad, and to create barrier between the sore tummy and the seatbelt on the way home. :)

Edited by Shells_Almost_There

I've had several abdominal surgeries due to endometriosis. And honestly, the thing that I found helped the most was a folded up sheet stuck in a pillow case. The weight of it was perfect and was obviously easy to clean. A nurse showed me this post op many years ago.

Edited by rossigrl84

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