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My surgery was 5/9 and I am having chicken broth. Ate all of my popsicles. That would be 40 popsicles since Friday the 11th when I got home. Yes, they were sugar free.

I love eggs and cheese. A nice ommelott with feta and swiss.

I have been sleeved!!!!!!!!!!!!! I just got back from the hospital. I was there for 3 days.

i am very very nervous about tomorrow. I have to be there at 5am. I guess it takes about 2 hours to prep for the surgery.

I get sleeved tomorrow at 730 am

Has anyone tried chocolate whey protein shakes after surgery?

what vitamins is everyone taking? I found and bought a vitamin called Alive but the pills are huge and it says to take 3 per day and I just don't see how I can. Any suggestions?

i just noticed that the Fage yogurt I got has 7 g of sugar per cup. Will that be ok?

I got 1type of protein powder that has 60 g of protein per scoop. Not bad.

I just got home from the grocery store. spent 225.00. I got 3 kinds of dry protein powder. I got soups, a blender, yogurts, gatorade, soy milk, regular milk, vitamins, sugar free jello. There are very small amounts of sugar in the protein powders. Will that be a problem?

how many of you are using a blender to make shakes versus the already mixed in a container type of shakes?

I am going to go to the store tomorrow and get appropriate foods for weeks 1-4. I am going to try and make the best of it. I love jello, milk and yogurt so it shouldnt be that bad. I found Premier protein shakes on Amazon. Anyone have any thoughts on Premier Protein drinks?

Does anyone know how to stop getting the BariatricPal notifications coming to my email?

I am May 9. I have to get my blood sugars down otherwise I won't be able to have my surgery.

Thank you for your kind reply.

There are worse things than having an A1c of 10. 1. eating and drinking things like pizza, huge meals, drinking alcohol days after the weight loss surgery. 2. Binge eating and drinking right after surgery. These things can keep a person from healing properly too. We hear a lot about these things but not about A1c.

I am the first one in here to bring up the topic of A1c so it must not be that big of a deal. My thing is I have waited 8 months for my surgery and no one on my health care team has ever mentioned to me anything about my A1c. That is what I am concerned about. And my question is why haven't they?

Ok thank you.

There are risks to surgery no matter what. So don't give me that crap about your father staying at 10 Ac1 for years and that it affected his knee surgery and applying that logic to sleeve surgery. I have never heard from my health care providers yet about my A1c. Can you tell me why not? But what I am concerned about is that I could be denied sleeve surgery if my A1c is too high. Why not tell me that early on? Why wait a week until my surgery to tell me? Thats unethical. Maybe going to an attorney may be the route to go.

I see, ok.

Why Mexico? Don't you understand that it is a terrible place?

i am just really worried about it from what people in this forum have said. The thing is the health care workers I have seen so far have not mentioned my A1c but I do have an appointment to get blood work done and A1c is one of those blood tests that is coming up on the May 1. My surgery is on May 9. I would hate to see my surgery cancelled so close to me having my surgery.

I have Medicare. Medicare does not have any pre authorization requirement. I have been waiting 8 months for this surgery. Why during this eight months has no one mentioned my high A1c? They have actually told me to eat what I want in order to have the bmi of 35.

Its a 1 hour surgery, no biggie. There are rarely any complications. I take a lot of insulin and still have a high A1c. I assume they know that. I have been told to eat as I want because I am right on the edge of qualifying for the surgery.