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lilricanliz    9

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I admitted this to my nutritionist that I smoked after surgery while I was on the purée staged. Ended up eating puréed lasagna and had heartburn for days. Honestly after 5 weeks post op most of my "cravings" are head hunger / "old habits". I think if I smoke weed again it might give the munchies, but can't eat as much.

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cataro    39

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Ok I'm not saying you should do it, but I'm going to assume you are an adult capable of self-determination. If you do decide to do this, do your research first, real research, not asking a bunch of sleevers that may or may not have any concrete experience or advice. One thing to consider, neither drug must be taken orally to "reap the benefits", as it were.

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ArtSong    291

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I'd be worried that you would OD. Yeah a ER visit with a new sleeve that they don't know you had and pump the thing. I would say ask your Doc I'm sure he/she would know. Then come back and let everyone know what he/she told you. ;)

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mark!    449

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So much for that whole...losing weight to find a new, healthier lifestyle eh? I think you would have been much better off not having surgery and keeping food as your drug, but that's just my opinion, which is not very high on illegal drugs or anyone who subjects themselves to them.

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MrsG    329

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I've never tried cocaine but I have this theory that the first time I would try it I would have a heart attack. It might be paranoia but I'm not willing to risk it. IMO your body has been put thru so much just by being sleeved and eating so little do you really think it's a good idea to put the added stress of a drug on top of that? Again I would worry about my heart handling the drug. Ive already put too much stress on it as it is by carrying so much weight for a long time. I'm feeling great and high on getting my life back right now the last thing I wanna do is die. I guess the best answer is be honest with your dr and ask what he/she thinks.

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SleeveNZ    219

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I'd be worried that you would OD. Yeah a ER visit with a new sleeve that they don't know you had and pump the thing. I would say ask your Doc I'm sure he/she would know. Then come back and let everyone know what he/she told you. ;)

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I'm assuming he wouldn't be doing either "orally" ... short answer is the reduced stomach size will have no effect on either drug taken. So basically - it will be no different to pre-sleeve.

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SeriouslyChange    319

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Would it be due to stomach irritation that you wouldn't want to do either orally? I would assume we would absorb it at the same rate as a normal person? Or no?

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SeriouslyChange    319

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Yup, up the butt hole! Lol

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Bella86    82

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Friend of a friend of mine had the surgery and no issues with either not that I'm saying illegal drugs should ever be taken but no issues from what she told me.

Drugs are bad mmmkay...

And I don't want any negative posts after this I've got two brothers and a sister all who had very bad drug addiction problems so I'm not going near the stuff. But if ur gonna take it ur gonna take it and my friend did not experience any additional complications or issues other than you'd normally get from taking drugs mixed in someone's bathtub and cut with flyspray (jks but seriously it could be).

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vsginnj    415

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Go to the gym get on the eliptical hold your breath and go like hell right before you pass out you will feel like you did some x. See just saved 15 bucks!!

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vsginnj    415

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Btw I would suggest you learn how to spell a drugs name before using it!! COCAIN. E

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SleeveNZ    219

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Ok' date=' I'll be the bunny. If he isn't doing it orally where does it go? Please tell me it's not Uranus.[/quote']

Not there!! Keep guessing .... Haven't any of you seen cruel intentions??? I'll give you a clue .... crush the X ...

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ArtSong    291

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Not there!! Keep guessing .... Haven't any of you seen cruel intentions??? I'll give you a clue .... crush the X ...

I have not seen it lol but again I thought x was Something you put on your tongue but no that's acid I looked it up lol. Yeah I just never got into that stuff had better things to do.

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