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Barbara - All you ever needed to know about what to take with you, and

what you'll need at home... is listed in your white binder/bible from Dr

K's office. So much depends on the individual though. You won't need

books or magazines, as your fuzzy little brain won't concentrate

post-anesthetic. You will be more comfortable with a cover-up of some

kind for those frequent hall walks... & slippers that will NOT slip on

the slick floors.

Bobbe - <91 pounds> If you can dream it... you can do it! God,

give me the dream that you planned for my life. (Don't postpone joy.)

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> Barbara - All you ever needed to know about what to take with you,

and

> what you'll need at home... is listed in your white binder/bible

from Dr

> K's office. So much depends on the individual though. You won't

need

> books or magazines, as your fuzzy little brain won't concentrate

> post-anesthetic. You will be more comfortable with a cover-up of

some

> kind for those frequent hall walks... & slippers that will NOT

slip on

> the slick floors.

>

> Bobbe - <91 pounds> If you can dream it... you can do it!

God,

> give me the dream that you planned for my life. (Don't postpone

joy.)

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

And don't forget your own soap and shampoo.Delano has some hard

water,and Carmen says please bring your antibatricia soap.Oh and

if you want to call long distance bring a calling card.

You are going to do just fine. I believe Jo has put something in the

files about what to take if you read from the board like I do.

God bless

Pat

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Ok, you women are far too complicated. It's like my female friend who goes

away for ONE NIGHT and takes 3 suitcases!!!

Here is what a male says you need...

1 large bottle of your favourite wonderful smelling shampoo (use for body

and hair)

1 extra pair of underwear (wash the ones you wear in the sink)

Cell phone or phone card

Slippers

" Feminine stuff " for the " Curse "

Something loose to change into to go home.

Anything else you need you can have your support person get for you. But you

won't need anything else.

When I had the DS switch, I my school backpack stuffed with things. I needed

the underwear, shampoo, slippers, and cell phone, and that was it.

Jim,

who is the last word on all things females need. See how simple my list

is!!!! But then, I'm a man.

_____

From: positivelyann@... [mailto:positivelyann@...]

Sent: Friday, January 02, 2004 10:00 PM

Subject: Re: Re: Helping you out here

Oops, Barbara, I have to disagree with this, but don't bring anything too

complicated! LOL

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Ok, you women are far too complicated. It's like my female friend who goes

away for ONE NIGHT and takes 3 suitcases!!!

Here is what a male says you need...

1 large bottle of your favourite wonderful smelling shampoo (use for body

and hair)

1 extra pair of underwear (wash the ones you wear in the sink)

Cell phone or phone card

Slippers

" Feminine stuff " for the " Curse "

Something loose to change into to go home.

Anything else you need you can have your support person get for you. But you

won't need anything else.

When I had the DS switch, I my school backpack stuffed with things. I needed

the underwear, shampoo, slippers, and cell phone, and that was it.

Jim,

who is the last word on all things females need. See how simple my list

is!!!! But then, I'm a man.

_____

From: positivelyann@... [mailto:positivelyann@...]

Sent: Friday, January 02, 2004 10:00 PM

Subject: Re: Re: Helping you out here

Oops, Barbara, I have to disagree with this, but don't bring anything too

complicated! LOL

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I needed

> the underwear, ...

> Jim,

> who is the last word on all things females need. See how simple my

list

> is!!!! But then, I'm a man.

You won't really need underpants. Chapstick is important because

they do not have anything like that in the hospital, trust me!

Marta

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Boy, I did. I didn't like the feeling exposed every time the dang gown was

yanked up to examine or give me a shot.... and then,walking down the hall

with underwear under the wear made me more comfortable than having my fat

butt jiggling for all to see!!!!

Jim

who bets Sindee didn't take underwear with her to the hospital

_____

From: Marta S. [mailto:mjs93311@...]

Sent: Saturday, January 03, 2004 7:54 AM

Subject: Re: Helping you out here

You won't really need underpants. Chapstick is important because

they do not have anything like that in the hospital, trust me!

Marta

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Jim...ya wanna know what I Actually took to the hospital? Gonna

tell ya anyway!

I wore a loose pullover house dress

slip on house slippers

That's it..just what I wore on my body...didn't even wear underware

cuz I figured I'd just have to take it off anyway. What I wore into

the hospital, I wore home. While I was in the hospital they gave me

a Kit that had a toothbrush and comb, shampoo in it. I figured if I

needed anything else my husband could bring it to me. I had surgery

in the " old " days before the " wing " was open and didn't have a

shower by Carmen...In fact I was left in the bathroom to fend for

myself, when I came back out they helped put the binder back on.

When I had my surgery I didn't even have my husband stay with me, he

just visited each evening...I told him it would drive me nuts him

hanging around bored so just go earn me some money cuz I was going

to want a tummy tuck in a year!

It honestly surprises me to walk into a patients room and they are

sitting there all pretty with makeup on...I think Geeze They had to

make me comb my hair before I walked the halls..lol.

Jo

Sitting here reflecting on the good ol days cus it's only 47 more

day until my 3 year DS anniversary.

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>

> You won't really need underpants. Chapstick is important because

> they do not have anything like that in the hospital, trust me!

>

> Marta

~~~~~~~~~~~~

When I was in there in Nov I gave the nurse some money and she went

to the gift shop and got me some,my mouth was soooo dry from no

water for 2 days..lol

Pat

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On Sat, 3 Jan 2004 00:59:57 EST, positivelyann@... wrote:

>

>Oops, Barbara, I have to disagree with this, but don't bring anything too

>complicated! LOL

>

I wasn't able to et comfortable enough to read a book for more than 10 or

15 minutes at a time. I spent time wandering around my motel room, walking

outside, and sleeping.

Something that did keep me entertained was my laptop. I was able to go

online and download the messages from the support groups (I use email

delivery instead of actually logging on to the groups), along with my other

email. I could then read these offline, compose replies, and send them the

next time I logged on. It also gave access to her office so she

could " put out the fires " that popped up while she was with me in Delano.

Jerry

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