Lavender hospital gown

Hi everyone.

still figuring this out.

Just tried to put this latest edition into edit but it disappeared.👻

So a little sore today.

I wanted to share about my surgery gown. First off it was lavender not hospital green.

it was paper with Velcro for access to what every part they needed access to. Down around my right knee on the gown there was a quick coupler for a heat tube if I wanted.It filled the gown with warm air.

I said I wanted the full Spa experience.

They gave me a control to heat the interior or cool it.

How fun is that!

Everyone was so nice. And funny.

Im very glad I live in Canada.

Our health care might not be perfect but they sure have looked after me along this journey.

Chat soon.

Mel🧑🏻‍🦰

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