Surgery Tips - Part 3: How to Handle Surgery like a Champ

Kat Elton

By Kat Elton

July 25, 2017

Surgery is never comfortable but with these three tips you can make is a bit more pleasant. Here are some tips about what to bring to the hospital, (and what not to,) who should visit, and how to handle post-surgery pain.

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