Serendipity
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Depends on why you are in hospital. If you are a girl, PJ bottoms can make it difficult to go to the bathroom (if bending bothers you, or if you get lightheaded, or have balance problems) If you need a bed pan or bed bath PJs definitely increase difficulty. You can be as comfortable or as uncomfortable as you choose with your clothing. any casts or broken bones -- definitely no bottoms. all in all a nightgown is better -- use one that buttons or zips in the front -- it makes it easier for staff -- and you don't have to pull it over your head. Just get well & get out of there asap -- there's alot of disease there......... |
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Wolfsburgh
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gary,
PJs beats the heck outta those ding-dong back-less tijuana gowns they issue to you...so I say yeah, they're a lot better than the alternative, which is folks catching a glimpse of your backside when you gotta go to the head. |
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Manda
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it depends, if they're like pants and a shirt it works. |
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mizzred
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depends on what you're there for |
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banana_bean01
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Wear whatever the heck you want... within reason of course. I would wear PJ's if they made me feel better. :) |
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mozzy
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its better than the butt showing gowns to where pj's also they let you wear your own pjs |
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hottieluvu2007
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Yes, you can it just deppeneds on what you are doing there. if you work there then no if you are sick or going to visit someone then you can. |
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Catty
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Um, if they're not see-thru I think PJs should be fine. Make sure they're not your superman ones though, keep them for home.
A robe is good if it's cold though, and most hospitals are cold. |
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hauntedtreehouse
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As long as it's not your one piece Star Wars jammies. That's only for when you are at home. |
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Kickback
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Its fine, dont worrys, as long as they are cool, super ted are the best. |
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mgapogita
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Yeah |
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moncherisexypeppers
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YES ONLY IF IT`S NOT GEEKY |
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