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i just cheated on my diet 3 days before surgery

Its 2:50am and I was starving for a pancake, so I made on pancake and used just a little butter and one tablespoon of maple syrup. So u think this will cause my surgery to be cancelled next Tuesday????

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If you've otherwise done well, I doubt it would be enough to cancel your surgery. Get back on track, though - you really want to be in the best position possible to succeed!

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The diet the dr put me on was a 2 week diet of 1200 calories per which includes 5 protein shakes or bars and one 5oz meal. In that 2 week time period I have stuck to the diet minus 3 days. One day I broke down and ate 2 crunchy beef tacos and a small coke and the 2 other days I had one pancake. Other than that I have had no sugar or sweets and have had no carbonated drinks of any kind and I have been drinking about 2 quarts of crystal light per day. As of last Tuesday I put myself on a more strict diet which contains of chicken or beef broth, decaf coffee, sugar free jello, nonfat cottage cheese and crystal light. So since Tuesday I have not consumed more than 700 calories per day minus today's screw up of eating a pancake. I pray everything is going to be ok and the dr won't cancel my surgery.

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I meant 1200 calories per day....

you will be fine, try your best.

No worries about your surgery. Probably not advisable to do it again but you'll be fine. Just think - pretty soon you won't be able to eat a whole pancake if you tried:)

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