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Aggiemae

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  1. I think The Premier shakes are gross. I can see why so many people complain about first and second stage liquid diet if this is all they have to eat.

    I got samples of different brands and chose the one I liked best (Unjury) but most people on my pre op classes just go to costco and get Premier and then complain about it. Seems to me that ENJOYING what you eat/drink would help you succeed.

    Maybe it's a weird sort of self esteem issue?


  2. Consider unflavored Protein powder to mix with savory liquids. Or add it to plain 1% milk to boost the Protein without sweetness.

    Artificial and non caloric sweeteners, just like sugar and honey are best use in moderation. One glass of ice tea sweetened with splendor isn't going to have much effect on an over all healthy well balanced diet.

    And really, one (or two) teaspoon of sugar (25-50 calories) per day won't matter much in your long term weight loss.

    As for "hating" non caloric sweeteners, if ths is someone's biggest worry before major surgery they should count their blessings


  3. I add a scoop of powders?utm_source=BariatricPal&utm_medium=Affiliate&utm_campaign=CommentLink" target="_ad" data-id="1" >unjury unflavored Protein powder to everything to boost the Protein. I scoop has 10 grams. It's lists cheaper in the canisters than the packets.

    I scoop in 8oz of 1% milk is 28 grams of protein and 270 calories. I can only drink 4oz at a time.

    Also add it to bone broth, but it can't be hotter than 140 degrees or it clumps up.

    I mix it with yogurt and cottage cheese 1scoop per cup ahead of time.

    Sometimes in V8 juice... I do miss veggies.

    There are probably other brands of unflavored protein out there.


  4. Isqueezed the sleep study in between my last monthly class and my pre options appointment. It was crazy because the sleep study Dr said I didn't need cpap just an oral appliance but the bariatric surgeon insisted. Not sue why I had to have the study... I hate the cpap. It wakes me up constantly with this loud farty noise and thus far I have not woken up feeling at all "well rested and refreshed". The darn thing reports back to headquarters so I must comply. I plan returning it as soon as I can.


  5. I finished The last of the 6 monthly classes required by my insurance on October 4. Had my sleep study a week later and my pre open visit on October 20th. I was given preoperative diet instructions and left the office thinking my surgery would be in two weeks....

    On October 21st I got the call to be at the hospital at 6 am on October 25th!!!! I barely had time to order a few weeks supply of powders?utm_source=BariatricPal&utm_medium=Affiliate&utm_campaign=CommentLink" target="_ad" data-id="1" >unjury Protein powder.

    The six months of pre surgery requirements dragged on a bit but it seems like things move very fast after insurance gives the OK.


  6. I have Lots of cloths. Way more than any one person needs. And in a wide oray of sizes too.

    Right before I had surgery (just 10 days ago!) I emptied the closet and during mms ped out the storage boxes and after a merciless purge organized them by size and put the ones that fit in the closet and packed the rest by size and season then put them in labeled boxes.

    My plan is to consign/sell/toss everything as soon as it outgrows me.

    I gave several bags to "dress for success" it's tax deductable and have over already made $400. on sales and consignment, though half of that was just for a few purses.

    Getting everything ready for resale was lots of work. I think that in the future I will avoid it by buying less though I am looking forward to buying non plus size lingerie. Lots and lots of it.

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