I've not had lung surgery but I've had an overnight stay and a couple of day procedures. 

I suggest pyjamas. The staff will be able to work round the with the drains and such.

I also suggest you put some chocolate biscuits AND Rowntrees fruit pastilles in the bag.  After surgery you may be very hungry and want something to eat.  The fruit pastilles are to get your salivary glands working again. Each time I have a general, my mouth dries up, but I discovered last time by accident that fruit pastilles worked. 

Good luck with the surgery.

Thanks for your input telemando and your good luck wishes,  i bleeding hate pyjamas too but i think you are right with regards to the drains etc. The fruit pastilles are a definite yes as well as jelly babies so i will get them but i'll forfeit the biscuits, me and hungry just don't go, i'm worried about my tea or lack of it more than food and i am even considering taking a travel kettle with me, it's a private room so at least i wouldn't have a queue of people looking for a top up :p

PJ x

I must be getting good PJ wearing Pjs, do you like it . (^_-)

Good one Billy :D

Hi pj have you got everything sorted for when you go in try to consontrate its easy to forget something, like a small kettle,, that is one thing i have organised I've got a strong holdall with everything in ready apart from phone, so pick up and go, hope you've got things ready especially Pjs hope there posh ones, especially with private room, please reply soon worried about you I know you are a big softy really, best friend, William. 

I'm going to do my packing today Billy, even though i still don't have a date >:)

My "bag" has turned into a suitcase, electronic devices and chargers, teabags, sweeties, tiny fruit juice concentrate thingy x 2, salt & pepper sachets, nightie (just in case i can wear it) pyjamas, dressing gown, slippers, underwear, toiletries, kettle, mug,book, spare clothes and whatever else i can fit in it. Anyone would think i was going on holiday with what i have already but i want to be prepared but i bet i still forget something, lol.

PJ

Hi pj like I said to you before my bag's been packed for nearly two years, just checking have you got USB adapter sounds like you've got everything else, have you got things to wash and brush your hair depends on how long your in, i forgot mine finished up using liquid soap, i know it doesn't matter same me being male but it still feels good when is been done,, i bought one of these like a rucksacks with plenty of pockets to keep things in place, I'm not normally so organised makes a change,, but last time I was in all I had was pajama bottoms, nothing else I didn't know much going in and out of a coma but I know it was cold in the ambulance,, very organised wishes, from Bill XXX 

Went to pre op yesterday and they told me anything that buttons up the front an very loose  clothes an night wear xxx

Sorted with shampoo Billy, i got a spray can of that  dry shampoo so that should suffice as i don't know if i'll be able to wash it properly. I've got long, thick hair so i have a job at the best of times in dealing with it.

Everything else seems to be pretty organised. x

Thanks for that [@Samted]‍  How did you get on, any more tips for me besides the clothing ?

the pj's i bought have button fronts so that should be ideal but there not exactly loose but not tight either.

How long did they say you would be in ? 

Sorry for all the questions but i'm still waiting on my appointment to even speak to someone despite being told that it would be last week.  You seem to be moving on so much quicker even though we were diagnosed on the same day.

PJ