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Beer

Hello present and future sleevers. I have a question about beer. I don't drink everyday and never have bud I like to drink a beer every now and then. What's your thoughts on having a beer after surgery. Thanks

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You could always have beer cheddar Soup. Seriously.

I gave up the thought of having beer because there just isnt room for it to be worth it. I will drink Jack and diet or Captain and diet but those I can sip on slowly. I can go all night sipping a few of those and not be wasted or uncomfortable, just a nice little buzz. I am a little over 3 months out too....

Bummer, it sounds like no more Flaming Dr. Peppers or Long Island Ice Teas for me. :( lol

I was sleeved on Sept. 17th and my doc recommended no alcohol for 1 year, and definately no beer.

IT would be best to stick to what the doctor said but I guess having it very occassionally is not that bad, we just need to control it

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