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Had a weak moment and Ate food during my 2week fast ugh!

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Yes, one morning I had an omelette from chick-fil-a and once I had a salad but I made sure I ate protein when I did cheat. I never cheated with have junk food. You will be fine, they aren't going to cancel your surgery. Just stay focus, you only have a few more days left.

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You aren't alone. I have surgery the 13th and ate food today. I have type 1 diabetes and was low and panicking and just grabbed the crackers. I have done SO well up until now. I'm back on track but man. I felt awful afterwards.

its a hard diet to follow pre op... much easier post op. Definitely not hungry.

How are you feeling BellaDonna? I know you had surgery recently.

its a hard diet to follow pre op... much easier post op. Definitely not hungry.

How are you feeling BellaDonna? I know you had surgery recently.

OMG... I feel really good thanks for asking. No pain, tolerating full liquids just some gas (trapped upper GI gas).

OMG... I feel really good thanks for asking. No pain, tolerating full liquids just some gas (trapped upper GI gas).

Glad to hear. I'm almost to the other side! Lol.

OMG... I feel really good thanks for asking. No pain, tolerating full liquids just some gas (trapped upper GI gas).

Glad to hear. I'm almost to the other side! Lol.

You will do great! Does your surgeon use drain tubes? I am wishing you the type of recovery I just had. Stay positive. I never once second guessed or worried something would go wrong. Will nothing but a smooth recovery your way and it will be!!

You will do great! Does your surgeon use drain tubes? I am wishing you the type of recovery I just had. Stay positive. I never once second guessed or worried something would go wrong. Will nothing but a smooth recovery your way and it will be!!

I don't believe so. I remember seeing a thread talking about tubes. Did you have them? I can't remember.

You will do great! Does your surgeon use drain tubes? I am wishing you the type of recovery I just had. Stay positive. I never once second guessed or worried something would go wrong. Will nothing but a smooth recovery your way and it will be!!

I don't believe so. I remember seeing a thread talking about tubes. Did you have them? I can't remember.

No drains here. Those cause a lot of discomfort.

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