TeriR

Thank you for those suggestions and I actually tried to take it easy yesterday. The gall bladder thing did come to mind, as well! Intermittent pain woke me often last night while trying to sleep. I am going to be calling my doctor this morning as soon as the office opens.

Probably give your team a call, see what they think. In the meantime, maybe go back to real soft foods (even full liquids) and skip the Vitamin for a couple days. Never hurts to give tummy a rest.
Of course, keep potential gallbladder issues in mind too.

Do NOT drink until at least 9 weeks out. It would probably be best to wait 3-6 months or more.

Type.. is whatever doesn't make you deathly ill. Keep in mind that 1 drink post surgery equals 2-3 drinks before.

People have died from relatively low consumption, and plenty of patients end up transferring addictions and become alcoholics. Please be extra careful.

Thrilled with my outcome so far! Started process in August 2016. 446#! Day of surgery 397# on 3/9/17! One month check in 370! Not only loosing weight but also medications! I'm done with insulin (10 yr. user)! Morning sugars have been 110 - 125! So far it's been worth it!

I'm pretty excited today, I'm officially half way to my goal weight (120lbs/5'2"). I'm down 50lbs (CW 170lbs) and have 50 more to go to reach my goal. The first 50 went so fast, it had been slowing down a lot, but still seeing results. My old clothes are fitting and my pains are gone. Even my Gerd went away, I was nervous that it would get worse with the surgery, but I have no more issues with acid reflux. I can finally have coffee now, but don't need it for energy anymore. It was hard adjusting to these changes at first, but I'm finally at a point where I can say this is the best decision I've ever made (or at least one of them lol).