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Lol well thats good to know i havent ate anything crazy but veggies like broccoli the first day i had ice cream nd thats all n i had like 3 vegan nuggets yesterday but it was high in protien...and i sometimes go in the fridge n take a slice of cheese for the taste

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Linda

Congratulations, I am glad you are feeling good. Praying for a speedy recovery... Hearing your story is making me a little less nervous... I have about 13 days before I'm sleeved! Keep us posted on your journey... Yay! So excited for you!!!

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Dec. 23 here. Both nervous and excited!

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I'm happy to read that everyone who has gone in so far is doing well. Congrats to you all and wishing everyone continued success. Please keep posting the updates!

I just completed my pre-surg testing today. The nurses said I am in good hands with my surgeon. This has helped bring some mental relief today, feeling better about this now. Time for me to man up and get this party started!! woop woop :D

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Congrats to all who've had their surgeries! Hope this post finds everyone well. Plz post updates of your progress and dilemmas for those of us still in wait. This site keeps me motivated and eases my fears. Hope everyone has a merry Christmas!

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I had my surgery on Monday and home yesterday, so great to sleep in my own bed. I think I was expecting it to be more painful in the hospital but it wasn't bad at all, very little pain and the nurses at Sisters are the best! Can't wait to keep moving forward on my journey!

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I had my surgery on Monday and home yesterday, so great to sleep in my own bed. I think I was expecting it to be more painful in the hospital but it wasn't bad at all, very little pain and the nurses at Sisters are the best! Can't wait to keep moving forward on my journey!

Congrats to you! When are you due to go back to work? As I'm typing I'm in pre-op/triage, I was stuck three times trying to get a vein : ( my surgery was pushed back 2 hours do I'm just trying to relax as u h as I can.

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I had my surgery on Monday and home yesterday, so great to sleep in my own bed. I think I was expecting it to be more painful in the hospital but it wasn't bad at all, very little pain and the nurses at Sisters are the best! Can't wait to keep moving forward on my journey!

Congrats to you! When are you due to go back to work? As I'm typing I'm in pre-op/triage, I was stuck three times trying to get a vein : ( my surgery was pushed back 2 hours do I'm just trying to relax as u h as I can.

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I am going back 1/2. Taking 4 weeks off to get used to changes and new routine.

Congrats on your surgery, hopefully the time flies!

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Linda

Congratulations, I am glad you are feeling good. Praying for a speedy recovery... Hearing your story is making me a little less nervous... I have about 13 days before I'm sleeved! Keep us posted on your journey... Yay! So excited for you!!!

Thanks journry2bthin. It wasn't as bad as i thought

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I had my surgery on Monday and home yesterday, so great to sleep in my own bed. I think I was expecting it to be more painful in the hospital but it wasn't bad at all, very little pain and the nurses at Sisters are the best! Can't wait to keep moving forward on my journey!

Hi doopa, Sisters Hospital? Are you here in Buffalo?

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