I had a few things to sort out before I left (completely clearing out my flat!) so I'm writing this on the plane to Bangkok! A girl across the way is so drunk (or on something) that she tried to kiss the lady sitting next to me, and is being restrained by the crew, so that's a bit of a distraction...
Below I've put a photo of all the ostomy supplies I've brought with me, there's quite a lot of it and it fills most of my backpack to be honest - not much room left for anything else.
Here is my total packing list for this 62 day trip:
3x asthma inhalers
10 syringes of Humira in the iCool medicube (I suddenly thought when queuing for security that the large frozen packs might be classed as a liquid and not be allowed through but I was relieved when they passed through the machine with no questions)
About 96 tablets of azathioprine
Ostomy supplies:
- 30 x sensura mio 1 piece bags
- 15 x sensura mio 2 piece base
- 30 x sensura mio 2 piece bags
- 20 x oakmed standard bags (these are the ones I used to use and have brought as a safety net)
- 30 x cohesive slims
- 30 x cool plats brava rings
- 60 disposal bags
- 1 pack of dry wipes (I figure I should be able to buy these and they are bulky so I didn't want to bring more)
- 60 x adhesive remover wipes
- scissors
- 3 x 'bed pad' mats
Sunglasses
Sunscreen
Sleeping bag liner
60 pairs contact lenses
Padlock
6 x underwear
5 x socks
3 x comfizz level 1 support band (I wear one of these all the time)
2 x comfizz level 3 hernia support band (includes protective guard for when I'm doing kickboxing training)
1 x stealth belt
Lonely planet guide
Mosquito spray
Trainers
Jogging bottoms (aka sweat pants)
3x shorts
3x tshirts
2x trunks
A sweater
Toothbrush
Toothpaste
Soap
iPad
Earphones
Spare phone battery
Earplugs
Phone charger
GoPro
2 credit cards
Under clothing wallet
Dioralyte
Loperamide
Hand sanitizer
Electric plug adapter
Travel pillow. Although it's quite bulky - I might regret bringing it
I hope that's enough!
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