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Food funeral for food youve mever had?

Is there such a thing? I've seen this new trend of Cronuts (sp?) in several places recently and I keep thinking I'll never get to have one. I still have to loose a few more pounds before my surgery in 9 days and I'm considering trying to find a place that sells them tomorrow do I can say I've had them at least once. It doesn't help that my hubby goes on and on about how good they are

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    Why not? The sleeve isn't a death sentence, it's a tool for weight loss. You will be on a strict diet for a few months while you heal and then a doctor recommended diet while you lose. Hopefully y

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Why not?

The sleeve isn't a death sentence, it's a tool for weight loss. You will be on a strict diet for a few months while you heal and then a doctor recommended diet while you lose. Hopefully you will teach yourself to make healthy choices and allow yourself a few bites bites of an occasional treat.

It's all good. No need to mourn a food you've never had because it does not mean you never will. :)

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Why not? The sleeve isn't a death sentence, it's a tool for weight loss. You will be on a strict diet for a few months while you heal and then a doctor recommended diet while you lose. Hopefully you will teach yourself to make healthy choices and allow yourself a few bites bites of an occasional treat. It's all good. No need to mourn a food you've never had because it does not mean you never will. :)

Really? I was told breads would be a big no no afterwards

Bread makes me feel like crap and I no longer want it. I can have a bite and be fine, but anything past that and I feel awful for hours. My bestie can eat bread with no problem and she is a year out from me (I am 11 months out).

Nothing is taboo, you just need to decide what's right for you. But remember, it's a treat, not a staple. :)

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