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Re: Going for my 1st lapFrom: Jennifer (anonymous@obgyn.net)Wed Oct 29 18:08:26 2003
Fill all your meds first, and get some juices and broths, crackers for after, so you don't have to worry about food. Comfortable loose clothes -- sweats, zippered tops/shirts. So you don't have to pull anything over the head, slip on shoes --sandals. Bending could be a real issue-- aside from some pain, you will probably be pretty dizzy. Have someone who can help for the first 24 hours if necessary. And a pillow for the ride home will help with the seat belt & bumps. Good luck, it will be fine. If you do a bowel prep, definitely recommend Tucks. JenniferAt Wed, 29 Oct 2003, anonymous wrote: > >Make sure you have some kind of stool for your shower. It was difficult >for me to stand for long periods of time, anything longer than about 2 >minutes and I thought I was going to faint from the nausea and pain. You >won't be able to take a bath, so having a stool in the shower makes >bathing much easier. (I know this sounds silly, but being clean made me >feel so much better-I can't stand to go a day without a shower or bath, >and the stool saved my life!) Good luck and God Bless! >Jules > >At Wed, 29 Oct 2003, Leslie wrote: >> >>Hey guys >>I'm going for my first lap next thursday. Any advice or tips for a >>first timer?
-- Jennifer
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