unorganised.

[rybens]

lol julie x

 

[fairyringuk]

You dont have to spend a fortune mandy and if your own pjs or nighties are fine then use those.
I got a lovely pair in Asda last week £8 with crop navy bottoms and a lovely white and navy spotted top, perfect crops are for me as I am short so they come to my ankles, lol
As the girls say you wont need much for a few weeks after the op, so dont stress about that.
You will be fine Mandy just chill and look forward to your op

Jay xx

 

[bungle1999]

Mine will prob be too big for you then!!! But they would give you loads of room. private message me your address if yiu want me to send them. xx

 

[Big an Bouncy]

OOO nice visual Julie!

 

[bungle1999]

Bungle i'm like you i hate night clothes on and put up with them once a month... I dread being in hospital and having to wear night clothes... At home, even now its getting chillier, my bum spends most the night sticking out the covers.... I could just see Mr Khan's face on doing his rounds

Oh go on: My consultant described my operation as being so straight forward it was boring!! I think my bum sticking out could have been the excitement he needed!!!! Mr Khan might be looking for the same level of excirement!! xxx

 

[salski]

Hi Hun - just thought Id let you know, I didnt buy anything specifically for hospital. I took slip on slippers and PJ's and a book. I was only in over night and was still out of it from the anaesthetic so Just slept until I came home.
I didnt need a blender straight away. I lived on soup for 2 weeks, followed by soup and cottage cheese. and every now and then a jar of organic baby food.
Hope that helps xx

 

[32bme]

The very best of luck , I am in Sat am like yourself Monday, only taking a few items nothing brand new as what i have got will be fine.
Having the band,so in and out on overnight stay.
See you the other side ,Mia.

 

[Dream of being slim]

where are you having your surgery 32bme?