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I got home from hospital about 2:30 this afternoon. Feeling ok, but battling nausea really bad. Any good suggestions?? Clears for the rest of the week then I can go onto purred fog 3-4 weeks after. It's all so surreal! The dr said my band looked fine but obviously my body was rejecting it and the sleeve is beautiful. Pictures looked really cool!!

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Pictures? Did the surgeon take pics for you? Super cool!

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How about some hot ginger tea? There are some teas already flavored that way, or you can simply use your own favorite tea bag (Lipton, Luzianne, etc.) and cut up 3-4 thin slices of fresh ginger root and put in there to steep with the tea bag. Add some splenda and let it cool just a bit so it's not too hot...yummmm...and soothing for nausea. :)

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How about some hot ginger tea? There are some teas already flavored that way' date=' or you can simply use your own favorite tea bag (Lipton, Luzianne, etc.) and cut up 3-4 thin slices of fresh ginger root and put in there to steep with the tea bag. Add some splenda and let it cool just a bit so it's not too hot...yummmm...and soothing for nausea. :)[/quote']

Thanks that's a wonderful idea!

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When I was nauseous, sf popsicles were my miracle cure-all for it. :)

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chicken broth was my preferred food for the icky feelings. For some reason warm went down much easier than cold.

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Oh, I forgot! Welcome to the loser's bench!!! :)

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Oh' date=' I forgot! Welcome to the loser's bench!!! :)[/quote']

I'm so happy to finally be on it! Specially with you! From all the things I've read on her a lot of the advice was from you! So bring it on! Ty

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