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Okay lets be honest...I know y'all are some coffee drinkers up in here too!

So when did you start drinking coffee?

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As soon as I was discharged from the hospital. There was no "ban" on coffee for me but I was urged to try to keep it to two cups a day.

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Guilty as charged had a cup day 4 now I have one cup in the morning and Decaf it the rest of the day.

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Me too...but I switched to Decaf. :-)

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I was given Decaf in the hospital on day 2.

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Ok....so what is everyone putting in their coffee? I tried a little Truvia. It's ok but I could use some other ideas. I miss my cream and sugar.

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The coffee guidelines vary WIDELY by surgeon and nutritionist / dietitian. I was able to have coffee the day after surgery, in the hospital.

But you didn't pay us to give you nutritional advice -- use your nutritionist or doctor for this type of question.

Also if you search "coffee" you will find a million similar threads with similar answers.

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