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Post op necessities

I’m in the beginning stages of surgery prep. but I’m a planner so I’ve been thinking… Does anyone have suggestions for post sleeve surgery necessities? Portion cups? Portion control plates? Best cup for sipping post surgery? Etc.
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  • lizonaplane
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    I bought a ton of stuff, most of which I didn't use. I bought those little 2 oz disposable cups and didn't use a single one. Here is what I found helpful: 1. Use a salad plate instead of a

  • catwoman7
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    I have a food scale which I used A LOT the first year or two. I don't use it that much anymore, though - maybe once a month or so. I bought some 8 oz ramekins because that way I didn't have to m

  • FutureSylph
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    Whatever else you do/don't do, I strongly recommend not stockpiling protein shakes before surgery. I didn't listen to this advice beforehand, and sure enough, my sense of taste altered immediately af

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5 hours ago, ms.sss said:

…also, in terms of immediate post op necessities while in hospital:

Crocs (or any other easily slipped on footwear for walking the halls)

Lip Balm

Moisturising Throat spray (i used Biotene, omg a lifesaver)

Small pillow to hug for the ride home (going over those road bumps hurt man)

I had actually brought a whole bunch of other stuff that never made it out of the overnight bag. If i wasn’t sleeping, i was walking the halls. Didn’t even use my phone NOR my toothbrush, lol.

THE CROCS!!! I forgot about those lmao. Going tomorrow to get me a pair for my surgery. Thanks for that reminder lol. oh and that throat spray, never heard of it... Gonna get me that too :)

7 minutes ago, liveaboard15 said:

THE CROCS!!! I forgot about those lmao. Going tomorrow to get me a pair for my surgery. Thanks for that reminder lol. oh and that throat spray, never heard of it... Gonna get me that too :)

Yeah the throat spray was key when i woke up from surgery as well as all the times i woke up from my gazillion naps.

Mr. sweet-talked a nurse to tuck the spray bottle in my gurney in the recovery room so it was there as soon as i woke up, thank goodness…my throat was dry like the desert and it hurt!

also really handy in the first couple weeks post cuz i could hardly drink any water and hydrate my throat

here Is what i used:

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Thanks everyone for your feedback! This is super helpful!

Anyone have suggestions for food tracking apps? I currently use MyFitnessPal but I use the free version and I’d love to be able to print my diary to share with my nutritionist

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