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Is it bad that I've decided I have a addiction to sugar free popsicles? I must each 5 or 6 a day.

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I think not...I think eventually you will get tired of them...how far out are you from surgery and what stage of post-op diet?

I don't think it's bad. I ate plenty within my first month post op. Now I have a box I haven't touched in about 6 weeks. Maybe when it gets hot I will go back to them. If they are like my little popscicles, each one gives you 2 oz of water, so enjoy!

Haha nope it's not bad at all. There;s a lot worse things you could be taking comfort in:)

Is it bad that I've decided I have a addiction to sugar free popsicles? I must each 5 or 6 a day.

They count as your Fluid, so enjoy!

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Im a month post op today. I eat like 10 a day I know they are sugar free but I feel like its easier to eat those then drink water or crystal light

I eat about 6 a day too. Water has become hard for me to get down and upsets my tummy. Popsicles are my main source of liquid besides protein shakes. My kids think it funny to see me eat so many.

Is it bad that I've decided I have a addiction to sugar free popsicles? I must each 5 or 6 a day.

There are worse things to be addicted to.

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