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What was the most difficult to get used to post-op?

In your experience, what was the most difficult thing to get used to after the surgery? My surgery is May 5th and I'm just trying to get all my questions out. Thanks y'all!:smile:

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These have been the hardest for me to get used to:

1. Not drinking while eating!

2. Chew, chew, chew!

3. Slowing down and not eating in a hurry!

4. No carbonated drinks!

I forget about the carbonated drinks. I don't them much so I guess that's why I forget and I have drank 2 since surgery and didn't have any problems.

I have a problem with leaving food on my plate. but now I use a very small plate. and it is easy to clean my plate now. but it took a year to get this in my head. small plate

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