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indocube69

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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    indocube69 got a reaction from CammyC in Stomach making noises   
    I was sleeved on 3/4/20 and my stomach is always talking.. did a weigh in today and I’m down 30lbs.. very happy. Tonight I was able to keep down 3 tablespoons of some Wendy’s chili. Best thing I have had since March 1st the last time I had food..
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    indocube69 got a reaction from ReinaMar in Wiped out...   
    Had my sleeve on March 4th 2020.. they also fixed a hiatal hernia. I feel exhausted. Still have allot of discomfort in my lower chest when I drink. It’s hard to take in that much liquid but I do it..
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    indocube69 got a reaction from Krimsonbutterflies in Soft Food Suggestions   
    I had my sleeve surgery on 3/4/20 . My doctor ok’d me on 3/12/20 to move to puréed/ soft food. Happy that I got to move on from just liquids. But I do find it hard to eat slow.. maybe because I’m hungry .. lol..
    went to the store today and they were out of sugar free popsicles, and toilet paper. Lol.
    So I got the “No Sugar Added Fudgsicle” my question is , Should I not be eating those ? 1 popsicle has 2 grams of sugar.
    They tasted so good.. Any thoughts??
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    indocube69 reacted to CammyC in Soft Food Suggestions   
    I’ve been eating no sugar added fruit popsicles like crazy and it hasn’t affected me negatively. I would say enjoy!
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    indocube69 reacted to BadWolfGirl in Soft Food Suggestions   
    I've personally never had an issue with sugar post op. You could try a little and take it slow.

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    indocube69 got a reaction from CammyC in Soft Food Suggestions   
    I had my sleeve surgery on 3/4/20 . My doctor ok’d me on 3/12/20 to move to puréed/ soft food. Happy that I got to move on from just liquids. But I do find it hard to eat slow.. maybe because I’m hungry .. lol..
    went to the store today and they were out of sugar free popsicles, and toilet paper. Lol.
    So I got the “No Sugar Added Fudgsicle” my question is , Should I not be eating those ? 1 popsicle has 2 grams of sugar.
    They tasted so good.. Any thoughts??
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    indocube69 reacted to LeeLee Luv in Wiped out...   
    Thank you all for your encouragement... Increasing my fluids is something that I know I have to do... I’ve been sipping but so far have not been able to do a full 64oz... just going to be more intentional with the sipping set that as my goal. 64oz minimum...
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    indocube69 reacted to CammyC in Wiped out...   
    I have my sleeve on March 3rd and I had a couple of days of fatigue and weakness. My surgeon advised me to come into his office to get some fluids once I did that I felt like I was ahead of the battle of dehydration. Day 7 I feel 90% better. Just keep sipping as much as you can. I hope you feel better soon.
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    indocube69 got a reaction from Mello1 in Wiped out...   
    Had my sleeve on March 4th 2020.. they also fixed a hiatal hernia. I feel exhausted. Still have allot of discomfort in my lower chest when I drink. It’s hard to take in that much liquid but I do it..

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