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  • Pre- admission is usually just bloodwork and instructions on where to report, what time what to bring, not bring etc.... My hospital also gives you a duffle bag to carry your things in. My sister call

  • Thank you @@BLERDgirl! blessedx2

  • Mine was just a bunch of questions I'm not diabetic and didn't have any health issues so I didn't even have blood drawn...just talk.

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Is this your first pre-op appointment? Technically speaking all your appointments with the bariatric team before surgery are pre-op. Do you mean pre-admission appointment?

Pre- admission is usually just bloodwork and instructions on where to report, what time what to bring, not bring etc.... My hospital also gives you a duffle bag to carry your things in. My sister calls it my hospital weekend luggage. I got the garment bag & hanger when I had my IVC filter put in. They stored my clothes in it since it was a same day procedure.

Mini garment bag & duffle bag courtesy of UPenn

Mine was just a bunch of questions I'm not diabetic and didn't have any health issues so I didn't even have blood drawn...just talk.

My doctor says they like to have a base line for levels.

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