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State Fair advise

So my son want to go to the state fair. This is the last week for it. My surgery date is Nov. 14th, and I started my pre-op diet of protien shakes, bars, soup, and lots of water last week. Would it be hurtful is I got one thing to eat while at the fair (preferably the onion blossom) or should I just stay away from the food competely? I already gave away my chocolate popcorn I ordered from my son's fundraiser. There is a lot of walking too at the fair. I should probably just stay away right?

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  • So I did it. I made it through the fair without eating anything. All I did was just drink water. Everything smelled so good but I just kept telling myself that next year I will be thinner and will be

  • alwaysvegas
    alwaysvegas

    There will still be food available after your surgery. Best to follow 'the plan' that your surgeon/nutritionist have prescribed. Best of luck!

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    ProudGrammy

    @@aunger07 if you would be tempted by other foods/smells - i would stay away from the fair you are pre op - IF you could have that ONE onion blossom and stop - go for it if you want to show yo

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if you have already started your pre op diet I would stay away from it just so you don't jeopardize having your surgery pushed back it is not worth it

There will still be food available after your surgery. :) Best to follow 'the plan' that your surgeon/nutritionist have prescribed.

Best of luck!

My date is 11/14 too! I will be on vacation in San Diego when I start my pre-op diet. I'm just thinking of the money that I'll save from not eating out at restaurants during that time. Good luck!

should probably just stay away right?

@@aunger07

if you would be tempted by other foods/smells - i would stay away from the fair :(

you are pre op - IF you could have that ONE onion blossom and stop - go for it

if you want to show your "strength" to yourself

of not eating the onion blossom at the fair, thats cool too :)

sometimes abstinence is best ;)

November 14th will be a great day to start your healthier, happier, longer life :)

good luck

speedy recovery :)

kathy

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So I did it. I made it through the fair without eating anything. All I did was just drink water. Everything smelled so good but I just kept telling myself that next year I will be thinner and will be able to ride more rides with my son. I wont have that excuse I am to big to fit on the ride.

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