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Old 07-10-2012, 06:18 PM #1
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Default wedge for post thymectomy?
Trying to figure out what i need on hand to recover after my scheduled thymectomy on july 23rd. we have a recliner/rocker in our four month old's nursery or should i get one of those big wedge things and put that in my bed for sleeping? any thoughts? anything else you found helpful when you came home from the hospital? Im having the full transsternal split (with a thymoma removal) . any suggestions are welcome, ive looked at some of the old threads as well. thanks
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