Richard Boorse, M.D. Very nice, all the way through. I see him on Tuesday for the first time since surgery last Wednesday. My surgery went very well. The hospital he works through has a very structured pre and post care program. His office staff is great. I have my first fill coming in April. The only issue I've had is that once a nurse from the office did not call me back, but fortunately it was not a dire emergency. I am not sure if she didn't get the message to call me or what but I was slightly disappointed.
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Arts - Have an A.S. in Vis Com and a B.A. in Art Therapy. Plus, I love my museums
I'm 25 but a kid inside so I brought a small soft blanket I love and a stuffed animal.
Don't forget a pillow for in the car so you can hold it against your stomach on the way home.
I wish I had brought my ipod and headphones.
I wish I had boughta wedge pillow for at home.
I brought paper and a pencil just in case.
Also, I brought my camera so someone could take my pic for my scrapbook.
The list of things to bring in my WLS program book from my hospital says:
list of all your meds (do not bring meds)
copy of living will or power of attorney
robe and slippers
chapstick ( i myself love love LOVE carmex in the little pot with the yellow lid - lifesaver)
loose fitting clothes to go home in (bra and underwear..ha ha...yeah right, lol)
c-pap or bi-pap machine
glasses
reading material (essential as my stay was supposed to be same day and I was overnight)
toothbrush/tooth paste (didnt use em)
clean undergarments
a container for dentures, contacts, etc
comb/brush (or hairband)
toiletries like make-up and deodorant
I was kept overnight and was at the hospital for about a day and a half because of a slight fever but I was better off there in the movable hospital bed than at home on the love seat as I couldnt sleep comfortable in bed for about a week.