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Question about 6 mo PRE Op diet

Hello all!

I am curious about the 6 mo diet, I have my weigh in tomorrow morning for my 5th month. I am concerned that I will have gained a pound or two. My start weight was 274 and currently I am at 264. My weigh in last month was 262.

Has anyone been declined due to weight gain like this??

I have not planned on it, but should i try laxatives to get those two pounds off?

I would DIE if i got declined for a stupid 2 lbs weight gain.

Any information about The 6 Mo supervised diet would be greatly appreciated!

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    No laxatives, and don't worry about the two lbs. The 6 month diet is to prove that you are under a doctor's care..it's for insurance purposes and does not impact your surgery. I was on a 'supervised

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Don't do laxatives, you might bloat, or worse be cramping up and making all kinds of embarrassing noises in the office tomorrow. I would just drink a ton of water starting now, and don't eat until after your weigh in tomorrow.

No laxatives, and don't worry about the two lbs. The 6 month diet is to prove that you are under a doctor's care..it's for insurance purposes and does not impact your surgery. I was on a 'supervised' 3 month diet also for the insurance company. I didn't lose a pound and it did not affect anything.

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