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Pre op diet- not doing so good

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Heck yeah... I even had an "easy" preop diet (low carb, low fat). Just keep trying!

And how you do on the pre-op diet is no indicator of how you'll do post-op. It's a whole different ball game ;)

I'm struggling too...hang in there...it will all be worth it. At least that's what I keep telling myself! :rolleyes:

Pre op is the worse. Stay strong!

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Heck yeah... I even had an "easy" preop diet (low carb' date=' low fat). Just keep trying!

And how you do on the pre-op diet is no indicator of how you'll do post-op. It's a whole different ball game <img src='http://www.bariatricpal.com/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/wink.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=';)' />[/quote']

I must say it has me questioning my success post op. Good to know that I still have a chance of being successful on the other side. Thanks!

Yes the pre op is the hardest because you still have your big tummy and it still wants what it wants! BUT there are so many reasons why you need to stick with this diet. If you have messed up, then vow to start anew and do better tomorrow. Go ahead and set goals for yourself and concentrate on one meal at a time. Get anything that might cause you to stumble out of your house like cookies, chips, ice cream and candy. If it is out of the house, it is a lot harder to screw up. You need to do this and you need to do your very best to ensure that you are successful on this journey. YOU CAN DO IT! Take it one moment at a time!

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