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On the other side of the rainbow

I had a difficult time with the anesthesia day 1 and 2. Day 3 is so much better. I am thinking about food way more than I anticipated. It feels more like a mental test than a physical thing. Hopefully this will pass.

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    It does pass. I am almost at week 3 and the thoughts about food are definitly less for me. For a few days after surgery I was dreaming of eating different foods. Those only lasted a few days.

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