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What to take to hospital

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I have not personally had my surgery yet but work as a nurse and have had several patients that over pack really you only need the clothes you wear which I won't have on long so u can wear them home. Ur phone and charger. Gas x strips (highly recommended). Personal hygiene products. Slippers. U will spend most of ur time sleeping.

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Honestly, I didn't need anything but my phone and charger. The hospital provided everything, down to the lip balm. Besides, I was pretty wasted on pain meds and didn't do anything but sleep.

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Honestly, I didn't need anything but my phone and charger. The hospital provided everything, down the lip balm. Besides, I was pretty wasted on pain meds and didn't do anything but sleep.

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Good to know, I'm just taking a large purse for hygiene products and figure they will give me slipper socks in the hospital. And I'm packing a change of undies to go home in.

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Also take a robe for when you have to walk around

I thought of that but I hazard a guess they will have bariatric johnnies so my hint will be covered

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Also take a robe for when you have to walk around

I thought of that but I hazard a guess they will have bariatric johnnies so my hint will be covered

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That's supposed to say hiney

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I took my robe, slippers, iPad, phone, charger, medicines (they didn't have one of mine), contact case, toothbrush, toothpaste, underwear, and change of clothes. I was pretty well set.

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I took pjs to change into before I started walking and my own slippers...I hate hospital gowns and those socks. Hygiene items, phone/tablet/chargers. A book if you don't read on a tablet.

If you have any meds that are exspensive take them with you. I only took my phone charger and phone. They charge you for everything wether you take it or not. Except the exspensive meds.

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I'm glad you mentioned meds I'll be sure to pack my own.

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The only thing I'm taking that hasn't been mentioned- a long handled backscratcher, in case I itch and also to reach things I can't. But will take all advice to heart for the future Rosey deflating and re alignment Day!

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