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Cravings issue

Good day my fellow sleeves. I had my surgery on the 16th and so far so good. Although a chore I manage to get my liquids in every today. Today was a struggle because I woke up super late and was not able to get all my ounces in per hour. I drink chocolate protein shakes but today I back slid. I had 4 little pieces of dove chocolate and litterlally just sucked on it until it melted in my mouth. Now I'm having horrible stomach issues. Do anyone know if this will subside? Did I totally mess up what the Dr did? Thanks!!!!

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It will subside but you're going to be uncomfortable for a while. I'd suggest anything you get rid of anything in the house that might tempt you. You don't want to sabotage your surgery.

Edited by BLERDgirl

I had the same thing happen today! I received a Christmas present in the mail from a friend in another state and she included Ghirardelli chocolates. I sucked on one that was caramel filled and was sick for 30 minutes! I promptly gave the chocolates to my neighbors who are hosting Christmas tomorrow :) I think it was a good thing. Now we know what happens and it is NOT worth feeling sick by eating chocolate. I can eat chocolate sugar-free and/or bariatric puddings, so that's what I'll stick to. I did text my friend, thanked her for the gifts, and did let her know I had to give the chocolate away because it made me sick. My friends have always brought food/chocolate, so it will be up to me to keep educating them, giving it away, and taking care of myself. I'm glad you're feeling better!! :)

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