Long hospital stay tips

5 Tips for Staying in the Hospital with a Loved One - These tips have helped me & I hope they help you as well.

If you're living with a chronic condition, the last thing you want to deal with is a long hospital stay for a flare, complication, or surgery. Doing what you can to feel comfortable and care for your mental health can make it feel a little more tolerable.

Make your overnight hospital stay a little more comfortable with this checklist of what to pack in your hospital bag.

When loved ones are stuck in the hospital, life becomes immeasurably more difficult for caregivers. But guess what? There may be a few ways to make a hospital stay - even a long one - a little bit better.

10 Tips to survive a long hospital stay When you are in hospital for a long time it can be very hard to survive and passing the time can be difficult. I have been in hospital for 1 month now and how I survive it is by using various methods. Everyone has different ways of coping. Make sure you have some form of Entertainment, such as an Ipad or tablet Read a book or magazine Talk to other patients, this can make the stay more bearable Leave the ward if you can, this is so important as you…

Here is an epic list of must-haves for overnight hospital stays, whether scheduled or by accident, take these things to your family & friends!

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So you’ve got an upcoming hospital stay and you’re not sure what to bring? After several dozen hospital stays of varying lengths, most averaging two weeks, during my son’s first t…

Since July, we’ve been in the hospital something like 4ish months total. Ugh. But I’ve figured out a few things to make life a bit easier when you’re living in the hospital. Hopefully this helps so…