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Is it normal to be cranky, snappy, meloncholy and have no filter as to what you say, around about week 6.

Please tell me, a usual upbeat happy, glass half full type of person that its normal and will end soon :blush:

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Oh I'm sure you didn't. Every Dr is different. My surgeon actually hadn't told me but my endocrinologist did so I called the surgeon and asked who confirmed it but then they never told me at pre-op or hospital release so I just stuck with what they originally told me. It has something to do with potential for blood clots.

Yes I was told that too. I guess he is over cautious but then so am I :D

I just have a feeling I will be sat somewhere quite and away from my co workers for the rest of the week :P

My poor hubby though... he might be moving out before then :lol:

I was pretty snappy early on. It really only came out when I was fixing dinner for my family. Being on a liquid diet for 5 weeks made me extremely cranky while I was fixing my family a delicious meal....and myself a bowl of chicken broth. I seemed to snap out of it once I finally made it to the purée stage. I'm 4 months out now and it doesn't bother me anymore. I think I'm developing a different relationship with food. I don't really seem to care much about it.

Oh I'm sure you didn't. Every Dr is different. My surgeon actually hadn't told me but my endocrinologist did so I called the surgeon and asked who confirmed it but then they never told me at pre-op or hospital release so I just stuck with what they originally told me. It has something to do with potential for blood clots.

Yes I was told that too. I guess he is over cautious but then so am I :D

I just have a feeling I will be sat somewhere quite and away from my co workers for the rest of the week :P

My poor hubby though... he might be moving out before then :lol:

LOL! I hear ya! And combined with the liquid pre-op. I was not a pleasant person to be around for sure! :) Hope its over for you soon!

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