????The Travel Home After Surgery?? Started by: Anonymous

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  • Anonymous
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    Hi lady’s im just wanting to no about your travel after surgery. Im from Bradford and having surgery in Preston?? What your experience with the journey after the opp.

    HappyFace 9
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    Hi,

    We have a Range Rover! So it wants too bad! Honestly you should be fine the drive home is a breeze but climbing in and out of a high case wasn’t, so try get someone the bring you back with a smaller car lol x

    Anonymous
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    Heu haha sanp me 2 thats whats else i have been thinking about but when i lower it its not bad to get to in?? Well i hope not anyway. X

    Hannah 63
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    Aww I’m from Bradford too going to Preston on the 8th June! My partner will be driving me there and back so I’m hoping I’ll be comfortable enough haha x

    Anonymous
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    Aww really what area hun? My hubby is bringing me home aswell ????. Im having overs and apparently that not as painfull as unders so i hope the travel home is smooth.

    Amy 74
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    I come home in a Range Rover and just had someone help me into the car. I’d also suggest having a pillow to put between the seatbelt and your chest! Helped sooo much when going over uneven road and bumps xx

    Roxanne 36
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    I travelled in the back of a 3 door car, I had overs took my v pillow in the car and was fine. Today is 1dpo and I’ve had no pain relief I’m sore and tight but not in pain. Good luck you will be fine!
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    Anonymous
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    Thank you hunnys much appreciated. What did take with you to hospital and did you travel home in your pjs

    Lauren 31
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    I had my op yesterday and had a 2.5 hour drive. It was fine, just going round roundabouts hurt and over bumps. And getting out the back of a 2 door car xxx

    Anonymous
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    @lauren Congratulations hun. Are you happy with the result? Thanks for the information

    Amy 74
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    If you’re a day case you honestly don’t need much. I stayed overnight and honestly only used my change of clothes because I was so out of it I didn’t want anything else. I would take anything you need to keep you occupied for before your surgery incase you need to wait around, some easy clothes to come home in and maybe some snacks for when you come round if you’re a fussy eater. I come home in a tracksuit but loads of girls go home in onesies according to my nurse lol x

    Lauren 31
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    I’ll be honest I’m not liking them at the min, there really pointy (which I know goes away) and I feel as though there pointing to the sides. I hope this changes! I’m in quite a bit pain, even on my belly which I don’t know is normal xxx

    Anonymous
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    Ahh Hun im sure they will settle down very soon. Yes the pain uww the pain im dreading it if im honest. Xx

    Casey Murrell 44
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    I came home in a fiesta and it was fine, just be careful when going over bumps, doesn’t really matter what car you come home in aslong as the driver is careful and tries to man it as easy as possible x

    Anonymous
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    Thanks Casey hun. Xx

    Roxanne 36
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    I’m actually in no pain as such I’m just tight and uncomfortable I put the seat belt over my head so it was like a lap belt. My boobs are soo far apart and like cones I’m hating them I know I have to give them time. The strapping doesn’t help the way I feel either! Hopefully not long before I start to love them
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    Hannah 63
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    I’m from idle, but live with my partner in Alwoodley in Leeds most the time. Where are you from? I’m having unders so just bringing a pillow for the journey home. Xx

    Anonymous
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    What does a red arrow pointing down mean? Have i said something wrong? Hanna im from Clayton hun. What date is yours again? Are you going to preston

    Hannah 63
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    Yeah I’m going to Preston Hun, 8th June. No idea what the red arrow is x

    Amy 4
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    Hi ladies sorry to jump on the conversation, my nurse said I needed to stay in a hotel close by the day of my op? Has anyone else been told that?xx

    Jessica 105
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    Amy I’ve been told that aswell as I live 2.5 hours away. They like you to stay within an hour of the hospital incase something happens. I’m staying in a hotel x

    Anonymous
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    Hey ladies they have recommended this to me but said
    its my own choice?? What clinic are you at x

    Lauren 31
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    Amy I got told that aswell but when I was at the hospital I asked the nurse there and she said they prefer you to stay within a hour but if u don’t u need to sign a form. I came home anyways I needed my own bed xxx

    Amy 74
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    They tell you to stay close by just incase something happens over night but as long as you’re close by to a hospital in general I reckon you’ll be fine! xx

    Hollie A 44
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    Im at the London clinic on 4th May and live in Brighton so I’m staying in a travel lodge round the corner.
    It was like £400 extra to stay in their hospital and £137 for a hotel so no brainer.
    I wanted to go back home but tbh I think staying in a hotel a close by will be best as you never know how you’re going to feel afterwards.
    Sitting in a car driving back to Brighton sounded like a nightmare

    Amy 4
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    I’m at Preston on the 3rd may thinks it’s about and hour and half away, I know I’ll want my own bed and home comforts after ☹️ Tameside hospital is just around the corner from where I live so I’m tempted to go straight home now haha xxx

    Anonymous
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    Wow so close hun. Good luck. Im booked for the 27th and i can’t wait!! Im definitely not lookinh forward to the journey home ????. Im looking into hotels close by xx

    Jessica 105
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    It’s because if anything happens the hospital will try and correct things and save the implant where an NHS hospital will just take them out if you needed to go to theatre for anything x

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