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curious how people are eating...

Hello! I am just wondering how people are eating if they have had their band removed and waiting 90 days for the sleeve procedure. I don't want to go back to unhealthy eating, because I know the 2 week pre-op fast will arrive soon. I've already become accustomed to not really eating solids. Yesterday and today were the first days I actually ate a meal; I am one week post op. I know 90 days will go by fast, but will it be fast enough? Thanks in advance! Very curious as to the replies.

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    I don't think she quite understood which surgery you meant...ha! Takingcontrol... they've had their lap band removed (surgery 1) and is asking what/how people are eating in the window before surgery

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Hi NurseGrace,

You're on the right track now and I bet you look fantastic! I'm doing my best. A week and a half after surgery I started drinking three Protein drinks a day and one meal at night. I'm doing my best, but it's such a relief to not get sick when eating something. Oh and I can drink Water at night before laying down and not drowned in my sleep.

In fact, my stomach actually growled for the first time in three years. GROWLED. I couldn't believe it.

Thanks to all who responded. just 9 weeks to go...

Angie

Ha! I think I have you all beat! I gained 55 lbs in 6 months. I ate so much bread and stuffed myself until the point where it hurt. When I had my lapband removed, I really didn't plan on getting the sleeve but a couple of months later, I realized I was back into my old habits. I just had my sleeve surgery on Thursday, June 6th and I am hoping this will be a much better experience than my band.

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Zaine20 -

I think anyone who has had the lapband removed would struggle; I know I am. I know you'll emerge victorious!

I can't believe that I am not sick anymore..or don't drown in my sleep if I drink water after 5pm. What I don't like is feeling hungry...I didn't miss that.

I have about 60 pounds to lose and I'm ready to begin. As soon I am completely healed from the band removal, I am joining my gym again. I tried to workout today, but found out I couldn't when I hurt myself doing a spin kick. Sigh.

I am ready to be a slave to the elipitcal machine again; I miss it, even if it is 150 degrees here in Scottsdale.

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