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mmsalmon

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  1. This is my first post! I have been researching for a week now. This is a great site. I have only mentioned to my husband and my daughter that I am thinking about this procedure. Currently my biggest concern is the amount of Water I drink. I always have water with me, I crave it. It's not the same as being thirsty. I cartainly can tell the difference. I usually take 3 or 4 big gulps of water at a time and can down a huge amount at one time. Today, each time I drank water or tea, I would think............now that would have filled me up if I had the band. Also with the amount of water I drink, I have sore legs from loss of salt not to mention how many times a night I pee!! I'm glad I found this post, however, not sure if there was a clear answer. Take sips or it doesn't matter, it goes right through. I will have to be more mindfull of how I drink and practice "sipping":ohmy:

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