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Please help I need advice !

I had a cup of dry corn flakes no milk or nothing and I was wondering if you think the doctor would not perform the surgery because I ate this yesterday and my surgery is Monday ?

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    • Sharon1964
      Sharon1964

      I think the bigger question is, why did you eat something that you weren't supposed to before your surgery. But then again, you didn't ask that question.

    • dancingqueene
      dancingqueene

      well...I have no idea but Idk. I recall a story of a patient who fasted for 3 days then the day before surgery ate a meal and she had to start all over again. Maybe just a few cornflakes will pass qui

    • RJ'S/beginning
      RJ'S/beginning

      The only one who can answer that question is your surgeon. but I suggest that you do inform him/her that you consumed cornflakes and when. The incision will be his. Some go forward with the surgery

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    I think the bigger question is, why did you eat something that you weren't supposed to before your surgery.

    But then again, you didn't ask that question.

    I think the bigger question is, why did you eat something that you weren't supposed to before your surgery.

    But then again, you didn't ask that question.

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    Who know why I ate . Why does anybody eat ? I know food is my addiction . That's why I had the surgery . I didn't control my food portions . .It was a matter of either live or die and I chose to live by having the surgery . Anyway things are getting better with time .

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    Who know why I ate . Why does anybody eat ? I know food is my addiction . That's why I had the surgery . I didn't control my food portions . .It was a matter of either live or die and I chose to live by having the surgery . Anyway things are getting better with time .

    It's a self sabotage move. We've all done it. On day two of my liquid diet I was CRAVING real Protein. I ended up eating a can of tuna with dijon mustard. At least it was healthy. After that, I have been strict to the plan.

    Proud of you and wishing you best of luck.

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