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What Is Going To Be Your "last Meal?"

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Kiki Von Moonshine    53

Kiki Von Moonshine
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I find myself wanting stuff that I wont be able to eat after surgery. I haven't planned any last meals yet, but have noticed I've been allowing myself to eat things I would not have two months ago. I think I'm going to go out to dinner before surgery.. Something special, somewhere different.

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Fallenangel2904    494

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I'm doing a low carb diet for 3 months prior to surgery (2 months left) so I've cut out a lot of stuff I usually indulge in. Still though I want to indulge a few last times but I don't want to wind up with what I've seen refered to as 'last meal syndrome' lol. I think my last big meal will be all you can eat sushi. I haven't done it in a while but sushi is my favorite thing ever and I know I won't be able to have it for a hole post op because of the rice so I do plan go over indulge a bit on that! ;)

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SunnyCox    245

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Before I started the liquid portion of my diet, my SO and I went to PF Changs, and I had my favorite meal (crispy green Beans with spicy sauce) and a piece of chocolate cake.

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thinmymind    107

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I had beer, pizza and chicken wings.

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ereneeh    77

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I went to Red Lobster and had crab and those cheddar cheese biscuits.

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ThickChocolate    2

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My last meal was at Longhorns Steak House....on June 24...I enjoyed it..ribs, loaded bake potatoes ..salad and shrimp...it was good..I had leftovers for lunch the next day...I was sleeved June 26th and I'm down 15 lbs...

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Katie713    423

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Mine was to Outback and I had coconut shrimp appetizer, steak and lobster with a loaded baked potato! It was wonderful. I went recently and had the skewered scallops with grilled veggies and took more than half home for lunch the next day! I totally enjoyed it too!

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Randgalt    43

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I'm wondering whether I will or not. One of the reasons I'm doing VSG is that there are, technically, no food restrictions after recovery.

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buffalogal    52

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I feel like I've spent the last few weeks on last meals. I haven't really thought about the final one at all. :rolleyes:

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JentryB2020    7

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I had Mexican food the night before my 2 week diet. I have 6 days left until surgery. My last meal is done!

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buffalogal    52

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Hmmm...It's going to have to be mexican. That's the one thing I think I'll miss most.

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cantwaittolose    163

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I'm having dinner with family and friends for 1 last "hoo-rah" where I can eat and drink "normally" :)....I do have these feelings that I need to make sure that I have my favorite Mexican, Chinese, etc. But when I think about it, I think....I've tasted it all, it's just food and at this point I'm tired of treating myself like a human garbage disposal. Looking forward to loving myself into healthiness and skinniness!!!

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buffalogal    52

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I'm having dinner with family and friends for 1 last "hoo-rah" where I can eat and drink "normally" :)....I do have these feelings that I need to make sure that I have my favorite Mexican, Chinese, etc. But when I think about it, I think....I've tasted it all, it's just food and at this point I'm tired of treating myself like a human garbage disposal. Looking forward to loving myself into healthiness and skinniness!!!

So true! I'm really pretty much over food. I'm really ready to move on with my life.

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