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What's in your over night bag ?

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Our hospital provided toothbrush, toothpaste, face soap & hand soap. I packed a lot (good to be prepared!), & the things I actually used were charger cords, extension cord for the chargers (good thing I brought it!), headphones, iPhone and Kindle reader, and Biotine mouth spray, and lip balm. REALLY glad I picked up the Biotine at the drug store at the last minute. My mouth was so dry the first 24 hrs (no sipping allowed by my surgeon till day 2). I was surprised the spray would help that much. Oh & I also brought a dress to wear home. Was glad I did. My stomach was still so swollen from the extra air and the surgery itself that putting on the pants I wore in was very uncomfortable. Switched to the dress & much more comfortable.

I'd also recommend earplugs. I brought them, but scored a room at the end of the hall that was nice & quiet. Never needed them.

Most important for me was my phone for music, my Winnie the Pooh pillow buddy for my stomach for coughing, & the extension cord or my chargers would not have reached.


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