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When Can I Drink?

HI everyone, I'm 4 weeks out today and wondering when I will be able to go out with friends for drinks or have a nice glass of wine at home. My doctor said a year but it seems the only reason that would suggest such a long time it because of the empty calories and him not wanting your weightloss to stop or slow down.

I aware of the empty calories and that I will feel it much faster so I'm just really wondering when can I drink without harming my stomach.

Thanks for any responses.

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I only waited 6 weeks and it tasted terrible. I'm over 4 months out and enjoy a couple glasses of wine at night. Hard liquor is best to try at home - it seems you can't really control it like you used to. It's best to embarrass yourself on your home turf if you know what I mean!!!

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Hehe! My tolerance used to be really high but I'm pretty sure I will just stick to wine now or something I would have considered weak before. :huh:

My Doc said I can have alcohol as soon as I can tolerate it.

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My Doc said I can have alcohol as soon as I can tolerate it.

Now this is what I wanted to hear!! Thanks :D

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