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  • prettysleeved1
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    Although I really want to give you a silly picture, I'll be serious this time: Getting "drunk" is not good for anyone, sleeve or no sleeve. Every time you drink, the ethanol is having an effect on y

  • Ok. You enjoy your first drink after WLS. I will order a virgin drink at the bar with a big pineapple on the outside lol.

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Although I really want to give you a silly picture, I'll be serious this time:

Getting "drunk" is not good for anyone, sleeve or no sleeve. Every time you drink, the ethanol is having an effect on your central nervous system. Alcohol diffuses (spreads out) to your body tissues. It also thickens your blood, hence the post-drunkenness headaches.

You are only 5 weeks out. You don't want alcohol entering your stomach that has recently been cut. While I have no fundamental objections to alcohol and before the sleeve was a rare drinker, you being anxious to get drunk is no bueno.

Dang...that was hard.

My doc told me me 3 months.just in time for bday lol

Ok. You enjoy your first drink after WLS. I will order a virgin drink at the bar with a big pineapple on the outside lol.

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