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badmonkey7

Don't be afraid of the fanny pack

Don't be afraid of the fanny pack

Posted Sep 28, 2019, 2:58 PM UTC

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badmonkey7OP•

This thing is seriously useful when crutching around the first few days; cellphone, remote, snacks, meds... Having quick access to some essentials is key.

Unfortunately the only fanny pack in the house belongs to the wife. I still felt like the utility outweighed the embarrassing photos she's been sending my family.

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bear3catACL Autograft•

I used a tiny backpack to carry all my stuff around the house for a few weeks :)

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lttl_miss_sunshine•

I so wish I had thought of one before surgery and have mentioned it like a million times since.

Instead I have gotten used to wearing my small cross body bad lol

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claudiu_nasuk•

You should lose those"thing which helps you walk" (Romanian, to lazy to search the translation),because its will kill you underpits.get the ones with handels, and arm support. Get well soon

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[deleted]•

Crutches ;)

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iRULEe_ACL Revision!•

You’re eons ahead of most people. 10/10 idea

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cbecons•

Is it bad that I saved my On-Q nerve block carry sack as a purse? I used If for a couple of weeks after.

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badmonkey7OP•

Some would call it bad. I would call it resourceful!

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MO05E•

Such a good idea!!

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MRV412•

I bought a fanny pack right before my surgery and was mocked by my teen kids and didn’t care. Agree that it’s SO useful. Good for you! And bonus points to you for being cost conscious and environmentally friendly using your wife’s.

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