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Ooops..i'm Overeating

Because I know that my surgery is coming up. it's like I'm eating stuff that I know I shouldn't eat post op. Like a starving person on death row. Is this normal to be so gluttonous before my upcoming surgery?

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I'm not sure if its normal but I'm doing it too! I feel guilty but just can't seem to stop. That's how I got in this mess in the first place I know but sheesh... I don't start preop diet till next Thursday and my docs not real strict on that anyway. I haven't stepped on a scale in weeks to scarred to see the number. I'm actually excited for it to be mandatory that I do the preop diet maybe I can stick to it better .. I think I'm going to do two breakfast and lunch shakes then high protein dinner

Yup, perfectly normal. Not doctor recommended but perfectly normal. I ate everything that stood still in front of me long enough the two week prior to my one week pre- op diet . :)

OMG! Me tooooo! I feel like for once in my life I am not "watching" what I eat. Sometimes I enjoy it and sometimes I get upset with myself because I do it even when not hungry. As if I am never going to see this food again. It's crazy because although my tastebuds are having fun, I physically feel gross. Ugh..can't wait to be on the otherside!

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