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I really want a soda bad bad bad but I'm not gonna do it. It's all I see around me :(

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I know what you mean, I'm pre-op and the Dr wants me to lose weight before I can have surgery and between commercials and food days at work, I want to scream.

I don't know if you believe in aversion therapy but if you do this product could help:

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Ok so day 3 of 3 wk PreOp and I really want some crunchy snacks.. a few pretzels maybe. I won't but I want.

have you tried crunching on ice.

Soda is the only thing that I really crave. Everything else is easy to stay away from, but I crave soda all the time! Thankfully for me, I tried a few sips, and it tasted yucky, and made my tummy feel gassy. So I know I wont be able to drink one, but I still want to.

By the way, DONT crunch on ice! My mom was an "ice eater" for years. She would crunch on cups full of ice every day. She RUINED her teeth. Broke several, and cracked others. The dentist said eating ice is a common cause of cracked teeth.

I have craved sodas a couple of times, but not forthe past couple of weeks. I hope I am really through that addiction's withdrawal!

I'm craving pizza. I am 4 weeks out.

I'm about 6 weeks and suddenly craving pizza. I keep hoping my daughter will get one so I can try a single bite. Today I took fresh mozz, a slice of tomato and some basil and stuck it in the toaster oven broiler. Yum. Not pizza but yum.

I wasn't a huge soda drinker pre op, but when I have school (once a week) I would get a soda out of the vending machine. This last week I was at school, for the first time since surgery, and stood in the hall just staring at the vending machine. One of my classmates walked by, looked down the hall, kept walking, and came back, she walks over and puts her arm around my shoulder and goes "Come on, It's OK, you don't want it anyway" and we walked back to class lol

I'm craving pizza. I am 4 weeks out.

I made the most delish cauliflower pizza crust! It wasn't exactly the same as real pizza, but satisfied my craving! And I may be the minority, and I'll probably get bashed, but I have soda once in a while. I take a can of diet coke, let it go flat for a day or 2, then sip it when I have a craving. One can lasts about a week.

I'm craving pizza. I am 4 weeks out.

I craved pizza 3 days out...I'm a huge pizza lover, I threatened to murder anyone in my reach if they have pizza...lol

I want a nice cold beer when it's hot out. Really miss that. I tried a tiny sip of my hubby's glass and even that was too much. No beer for me.

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