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Is it worth not listing weight for an indefinite period of time? I know I want to but I also know it'll halt weight loss completely for weeks....

*not losing. I would love to have a drink but I figure I have the rest of my healthy life to enjoy a cocktail, whereas post op weight loss doesn't last forever.

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*not losing. I would love to have a drink but I figure I have the rest of my healthy life to enjoy a cocktail' date=' whereas post op weight loss doesn't last forever.[/quote']

So I shouldn't have one

if you want to lose the max amount of weight in the least amount of time, heck no.

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if you want to lose the max amount of weight in the least amount of time' date=' heck no.[/quote']

It just on occasions like bdays It not like I'm doing it everyday

either way, it's high in calories and stalls weight loss.

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either way' date=' it's high in calories and stalls weight loss.[/quote']

I'm stalling now and not even drinking lol

it'll just make it worse then.

2 months minimum. Less and you risk side effects.

i didnt have a drink until after i was 1 year post op and i had half a drink and felt drunk and i wont be doing it again! its empty calories and will make you stall. its pointless.

I am just over 2 months out and I went out last week and had a few drinks it was a completely different experience then before my sleeve but did not drastically change anything. I was and am fine as long as you are smart about it you should be fine!!!

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I am just over 2 months out and I went out last week and had a few drinks it was a completely different experience then before my sleeve but did not drastically change anything. I was and am fine as long as you are smart about it you should be fine!!!

Finally it good opinion lol thank u

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I am just over 2 months out and I went out last week and had a few drinks it was a completely different experience then before my sleeve but did not drastically change anything. I was and am fine as long as you are smart about it you should be fine!!!

Finally it good opinion lol thank u

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