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What I Will Miss The Most

The thing I will miss the most is coffee. I know I can have decaf in which I am fine with. But no matter how many days or weeks I cannot get use to the artificial sweeteners. I have tried truvia splenda nectreece from slpenda sweet n low equal. So I will have to give it up.

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I really miss Fried Rice!! Just used to love me a big ole helping of it!!!

Oh and I gave up coffee the day of my surgery... I literally cried one day smelling my husbands... lol!!!

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I changed to decaf and dont mind it. Every once in awhile I will drink regular it is a big inconvenience because hubby refuses to drink decaf. Just wish I could find a sweetener or get use to no sweetener

Kiser, I can not do the sweeteners. I have tried the same ones. Do I wasted a Lou of money. It is expensive with all of this trying out different things from the protein shakes to other things.

Why can't we have regular coffee after surgery?

Why can't we have regular coffee after surgery?

Hi butterfly. We cant have caffeine after surgery because it causes ulcers.

Sadness. I LOVE my coffee. But decaf is okay?

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Caffeine is a appetite stimulate as well as a diuretic. With our surgery it is highly important for us to stay hydrated. That is what my surgeon says he mentioned nothing about ulcers but I know smoking can cause ulcers so that is a big no no.

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Sadness. I LOVE my coffee. But decaf is okay?

I can't tell the difference in taste. I used Folgers classic blend and just switched to decaf classic blend.

I love cafe!!! Anyone got some? Send some over. I'm used to decaf now.

I make my coffee 1/2 caff , it's good !! I make site that I drink 60oz or more of water a day

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I gave up coffee for now oh how I miss it. :)

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Ok so I am really happpy!! Before I was buying the generic form of Truvia from Kroger's. So today I sucked it up and spent more and got Truvia and I cannot tell the difference at all from real sugar. YAYYYYY!!!

Ok so I am really happpy!! Before I was buying the generic form of Truvia from Kroger's. So today I sucked it up and spent more and got Truvia and I cannot tell the difference at all from real sugar. YAYYYYY!!!

So glad you found something that works.

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Me tooo!! I gave up cigarettes but.coffee too? That would have been game changer!! LOL

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