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Surgery Tomorrow!!!

Any tips on what to take to the hospital with me???

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You probably won't need much. Of everything I brought, I only ended up using two things: clean underwear and my robe. Never touched my iPad, and the hospital provided all of the toiletries I needed.

Good luck tomorrow!

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You probably won't need much. Of everything I brought, I only ended up using two things: clean underwear and my robe. Never touched my iPad, and the hospital provided all of the toiletries I needed.
Good luck tomorrow!

Thank you! I'm adding socks to the list. My feet stay cold. [emoji4]


Chapstick your mouth is so dry and its hard to drink water. Day 2 i started chewing gum and that helped to



Take biotin spray (dry mouth spray). The dry mouth is SO bad.

and chopstick

Sneakers and comfy pants (loose yoga) and a loose shirt I'm not a fan of the gown.

Otherwise a hairbrush was all I needed the hospital had everything else

I took my own pillow, made me feel so much better.



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I took my own pillow, made me feel so much better.





I forgot my pillow. But these aren't too bad.


I just had surgery on Wednesday and didn't use a single thing I packed except chapstick. Don't overthink it!


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