Have you kept any of your disposable medication cups from the hospital?
I did, because just as when I leave a hotel, I take things with me.
I used them in the hospital (Ottawa Civic) for sipping water, and meds were delivered in them.
Nine and a half months later, I still use them daily. No, not for water, silly *grin*, but I do use them perhaps once a day if I'm taking my bedtime supplements and meds to the bedroom to swallow them there, or to another room to consume them with the water I have there.
I thought I'd just put the meds/vitamins/supplements in my hands, but you know? These wee plastic cups remind me that (a) these *are* medications -- I need these vitamins and supplements every day of my life, at specified times, for the rest of my life post weight loss surgery and (b) I am doing just what I'm supposed to do for the continued betterment of my health.
So, yeah, it's a goofy thing, and possibly a goofy post, but in a way, it's another NSV in my life.
Cheers, eh?
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Referral - March 2011 // Orientation - Ottawa - July 8, 2011 // Surgery - January 23, 2013
Ref- Aug 2011, Orient ( OWMC )- Nov 11, Transfer to Kingston- May 12, NP, DT,SW,H-pylori ( neg ), BW, Ab US,- Jul 12, NP return Aug 12 ( HBA1C 8.2 ), started insulin - Sept 12, Diabetic Opti Clinic-Jan 11 13 ( HBA1C 7.0 ), pre-op class- Feb 6 13, Surgeon Feb 22 2013 ( Dr. Hagen HRRH ), Dr. Glazier March 18 2013, PATTS Mar 12 2013, Opti Mar 21 2013 Surgery April 4 2013.
...Krista..
