I had mild OHSS after my egg retrieval’s, and I’ve recovered from c section. Some ideas/stuff I used:
-snacks! Salty, crunchy, easy to eat without moving much
-drinks! Tea, coconut water, novel things to encourage fluids.
-a small heat pack that can be microwaved
-a comfy blanket for my legs
-a little tray for my couch to put snacks and drinks
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If it includes access to first class or say one world Emerald lounges, they can be quite fancy, and often include free massages and stuff.
Thanks, I will go check them out on the weekend
Bose QuietComfort 35 II Wireless Over-Ear Headphones
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Related to this- cups! Good insulated high capacity straw cup for cold liquids, large insulated travel mug for hot. Easy to get fun/personalized type options for gifting.
Eta oh and socks! Warm socks are great. And slippers.
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Thank you!!
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Laprascopic or opening up? I had laprascopic and the pain relief from getting it done meant I barely noticed surgery discomfort until I started exercising a few days later. Send skip the dishes certificates and a month of a new streaming service so she doesn’t try exercise
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No she’s getting properly cut up! 
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In that case, if she’s the type of friend that would be amused by it slash grateful, I recommend a bottle of docusate sodium 
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Poor bella. Cup and magazines. I’d skip food
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Sorry, misread your question entirely! Deleted!
I have not tried them myself yet but I have stimulus money earmarked for these as a “returning to the office after the plague” gift to myself, after researching it to death last April.
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Not sure which model for sure but if anyone is a Costco member I know they had a Bose headphone model on special last week
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I went from this
to this (this I think has a headband in it)
I like short hair way better. Easier to wash, easier to style.
But I’m too lazy to get it cut frequently, so it grows out a lot.
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Hello beautiful smart wonderful angels.
I have decided to shop around for my homeowners insurance once I can verify that I will get a partial refund from my current policy if I cancel.
I’ve started looking at a few quotes but I’m wondering, since there is a ton of fine print to compare with each quote & my current policy, what are the main items/numerical values/percentages/info that I should look at when comparing policies?
Insurance, taxes, and legal jargon forms that adults are meant to understand always confuse and overwhelm me. 
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Following along because this is one area I definitely do not understand. I just said yes to the company recommended by our mortgage broker.
Also car insurance. Why is this stuff so confusing?
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Just dropping in to say that those things are written on purpose to make sure that most nonlawyer adults can’t understand them.
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This. If people were able to understand what they were buying, the companies have a very hard time making any profits for their board and shareholders.
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Misread JJ’s post and babbled about car insurance. Sorry!!
Collision and comprehensive sounds like car insurance terms? I thought Janet was asking about homeowners.
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Might have been my fault, I mentioned not understanding car insurance.
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