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Posted on Oct 30, 2019, 8:54 am
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1. Three months after the surgery, are people typically strong enough to bring back their stuff onto the plane?

In my planning, I thought to myself "Okay, I'll bring a backpack filled with stuff + a carry on luggage". Then I realized that I might not be strong enough to bring that stuff back after 3 months on my walker

2. If you are not strong enough to bring your stuff onto the plane/pick it up, what would you do?

3. The following is the stuff I thought of bringing. Do you think I should bring anything else?

Stuff I thought of physically bringing in backpack + checked luggage at the airport:
- Laptop, cables to connect them to stuff
- Wireless keyboard
- Phone, tablet, chargers for everything
- one of those long claw grabber things
- 4 oversized towels for comfort/easy drying
- a foldable cane
- small amount of tissue
- passport (do I need this if I am from America and doing the surgery in America?  I don't fly much)

Stuff I thought about having ordered to place I stay:
- A relatively cheap 4k TV to connect my laptop into to use w/ the wireless keyboard
- sunscreen
- tissues/paper towels/soaps etc groceries

4. If you were American but not from California and you were doing surgery with Mahoubian, how would you get that stuff there? I guess there is weighing the cost of the items vs buying them again.

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Posted on Oct 30, 2019, 9:16 am
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Spotted the bugman

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Posted on Oct 30, 2019, 1:34 pm
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Hi CodyTheDog,

Pack light, order everything else once in LA. Once done with LL donate everything you don't need and isn't expensive in Skid row.

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