Well I was sleeve at 7 this morning and it's 4:00 now and so far so good other then some mean gas lol I'm doing ok I think, I was able to drink 2 oz of water in like 2 hours with no pain and with ease going down. Is this normal I don't even feel sleeved? Also is it going to hurt when I wake in the morning? And prayers please this always helps :-) thanks y'all everybody is so great on here!

Will say a prayer for you. My surgery is next Tuesday and I'm anxious & excited.

Awe thanks so much and congrats you will be ok when the day comes

I'm day 3 of the liquid diet and I haven't been perfect but 95% good. Any suggestions?

Congratulations! Just take it easy and follow your instructions. Sound like smooth sailing for you so far though. I'm impressed you are already on-line asking questions!

You've started an amazing journey!

One Love.

Congrats on being SLEEVED. Prayers are heading towards you now. I am 8 weeks post-op on Sunday. I had ice chips for the first 12 hours after surgery so you're doing good. Keep up the good work.

Yay u! Congrats on the surgery. I'm super impressed that ur online already. I just tried to sleep. It seems as if ur off to a great start to a quick recovery. Don't forget to sip and walk as often as u can. I wish u a speedy recovery!

Will say a prayer for you. You are about to start an awesome journey. Best wishes to you.

Thanks all you guys this def. encourages me and helps me believe it very well may be smooth sailing from here on out, I'm prayers and thank u all for the prayers they are working!

My surgery was 4/6/12 and went like clockwork too. Be grateful you can swallow and take in liquids. You feel "normal" but once you get home you will begin to realize that your limitations can be quite challenging at first. You will probably not have much of an apetite at first at all, but you will still have to make sure you get your liquids, Protein and Vitamins in.

Take it slow and easy and follow your doctors recommendations!

Good Luck!!

Congrats! My only advice at this point is go easy, remember...you're medicated right now.