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No preop!

At my pre op apt. Did my blood work and met with surgeon, now doing EKG. Dr. Says I don't need to so a pre op liquid diet!!! Only the day before surgery. Sooo happy about that. Starting to get really nervous! Need to arrive on the 10th at 11am

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    oh wow! Never heard of that, but that's great. Saves you from doing what my bad self did (hides in shame). The week before I started liquids, I ate everything I THOUGHT I would crave post op. Maybe it was for the best, I haven't eaten any of that bad food since!

    Good luck to you. And don't be nervous! It'll go great and you'll be page 1 into your new book of life!!

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    Thank you!

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    Lucky you!Each surgeon is different. Best Wishes on your journey!

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    Congrats! I agree with each surgeon is different. I've had none of the pre-op bloodwork, EKG, etc, but my doc just wants me doing a 2 day liquid diet. Other people with a different surgeon in the same practice have to do 2 weeks. Sometimes there's no method to the madness :)

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