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I realized that i will not taste eat solid for at least 3 months. I am on day three of my 2 wk liquid diet after this i will still be on liquids because my surgery is in two weeks. i didnt get to say goodbye to food i should of had a steak and seafood dinner before liquid diet but he wanted me to start right away. OMG

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But just think in 3 months you will be on the road to healthy happy and skinny!!! You can do this!! :)

There will be plenty of time for solid foods after... It's temporary and worth it. Keep ur eye on the prize:)

*hugs*

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nancy thats whats helping me. i dont think about it i just do it.

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I realized that i will not taste eat solid for at least 3 months. I am on day three of my 2 wk liquid diet after this i will still be on liquids because my surgery is in two weeks. i didnt get to say goodbye to food i should of had a steak and seafood dinner before liquid diet but he wanted me to start right away. OMG

I had a whole food bucket list and my surgery was moved up two weeks and I had a weekend. It say goodbye it didnt feel like enough... so i cheated twice. The first time was just i felt deprived but the timeout cheated two days ago was awful my body rejected the solids and bad things happened from there. I think my main problem is I felt like I was divorcing food. I mourned the loss. We will make it together and you will get into that sexy holiday dress you've been excited about! You can do it!

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I realized that i will not taste eat solid for at least 3 months. I am on day three of my 2 wk liquid diet after this i will still be on liquids because my surgery is in two weeks. i didnt get to say goodbye to food i should of had a steak and seafood dinner before liquid diet but he wanted me to start right away. OMG

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I'm glad to hear someone say they too feel like they are mourning food! Don't get me wrong I am so ready for this journey and I know there will be hard times but I also know it will be worth it. But I do feel as though the ones around me have no idea what I'm fixing to go through. My surgery is sch for 9/12/12

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I'm glad to hear someone say they too feel like they are mourning food! Don't get me wrong I am so ready for this journey and I know there will be hard times but I also know it will be worth it. But I do feel as though the ones around me have no idea what I'm fixing to go through. My surgery is sch for 9/12/12

Oh yes, mourning food is a big part of this process. I went through it. It's bitter and difficult, but you get over it after a while. I know it seems scary now, but you'll look back and be amazed at how much your outlook on food has changed so much for the better.

Some people have a food funeral before they start the pre-op diet. I tried that myself but it didn't help at all. In fact, it made me sad and I just wanted to eat more.

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My surgery was Monday. I feel great. I don't miss food and boy I had a food obsession before. I did get all my favorites in before. Now I am happy with chicken broth. I have no hunger and needed to remember to feed my daughter (9 yrs). She is fed. Don't worry. But I used to live for what my next taste would be. Good luck

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I'm glad to hear someone say they too feel like they are mourning food! Don't get me wrong I am so ready for this journey and I know there will be hard times but I also know it will be worth it. But I do feel as though the ones around me have no idea what I'm fixing to go through. My surgery is sch for 9/12/12

Hey that's my surgery date too. Good luck with yours!!!!

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Funny How they say not to have a last supper though most do. How can you not? had a cheese steak at the fair fully aware it is my last cheese steak for a long while, maybe ever and I'm okay with that. But since I only have those cheese steaks once a year at that fair, I would felt deprived if I didn't have it.

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mgs and whitsmom we have the same surgery date. lets follow each other from now on.we can do it here or one of us can create a forum just for us.

billysmom thank you so much for those words, makes a lot of sense

gustavo i am over it i had clam chowder the red one and my stomach was hurting right after. i willstick to my homemade broth.

sexy lady i know what you mean. its bbq weekend and i am missing out, but its ok by christmas i will be looking so damn hot and by next summer look out

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