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Old 05-14-2007, 12:00 PM #1
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Poll Surgery Tips- pre op and post op

I thought we had a thread with tips somewhere but I searched for it and didn't find it. So I thought I title this one so it will be easily search able and I'll also place the link in our useful sticky thread.


Those of you that have had surgeries will be the best resource for the suggestions on how to get prepared ahead of time and the best helps for after surgery and the recovery period.

I remember a few things that are mentioned often.

Recliner
Lots of pillows
Easy snacks and some prepared easy meals
Easy to put on clothes {special bra or tank top}
TV tray or table near recliner for items
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