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I don't know wether this happens with everyone but I get very hungry a week prior to getting my periods and during them. I seem to have an insatiable appetite. I don't know what to.

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Pre-sleeve I could eat ridiculous amounts of foods (pre-menstrual). In a week or so I'll be taking notice of how I feel. But there's no way we can eat what we used to, so a protein snack will probably satisfy. And I expect that now I have not been eating sugary/sweet foods, stable blood sugar levels will help.

This has been my last few days!! Yesterday was ridiculous.

I was fine with my shake at breakfast and couldn't even finish it. Then had a yogurt at lunch and everything was good.

Then I got home and ....wow. I had a popsicle, a sugar free Jello, some Goldfish crackers and a drink before I got myself together. Which didn't last long.... Then I had a sugar free hot chocolate, then a few more crackers, then I had some wonton soup and ate the whole thing! Craziness.

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