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11 Days Out! Too Full!

I'm 11 days out and trying to get all my liquids and protein in. It's a full time endeavor. I'm so full feeling all the time, I don't feel like even trying to eat anything. Is this normal?

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    It really changes once the swelling goes down, give it another 2-3 weeks and you will see a big difference.

  • @@sbagby1960 rest and work on getting in your fluids and protein. Walk a little bit each day. That's about it.

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Yup, completely normal. I feel like I damn near woke up with an eating disorder, I'm completely offput by food. It's not enjoyable anymore, it's a task now! And those doggone vitamins!

I feel the same way, sleeved 9/3 and can't get more than 40 grams of protein per day. Liquid protein is starting to make me gag.

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I'm getting in my required amounts. It just takes me all day to do it. Then I feel like there's not any room for food. It's a good thing I'm retired, I don't know how people who work do it.

It really changes once the swelling goes down, give it another 2-3 weeks and you will see a big difference.

@@sbagby1960 rest and work on getting in your fluids and protein. Walk a little bit each day. That's about it.

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