Lol.... He goes " I thought you could have ice cream on your diet because it's soft." ( 2 weeks post op) He is 25 and adorable but now I have a large chocolate shake sitting in front of me. Lmao. Looks delicious!

That was very sweet of him. I don't know if I would be able to resist having a taste or two, so kudos to you!

What's the saying? "The road to hell is paved with good intentions". Lol.

Haha! I can't believe I did! That quote is sooooo true!!

That was really nice of him to think of you, but please don't drink that shake.

It might be fine, but it also might give you a bad sugar rush and have even worse consequences. I ate a few bites of ice cream about a month out (birthday party), and it caused a dumping syndrome incident. I threw it up, started sweating and shaking and felt like I was dying - had to lay on the floor of the bathroom for about 30 minutes until I felt like my legs would hold me... I never tried that stuff again!

Even if you don't have a bad reaction, you should not be eating anything with that much sugar in it so soon after surgery. You are trying to do a hard reset of your diet. Easing back into how you eat, what you eat and relearning to eat healthy. Milkshakes are not healthy at all, and you don't need to have them around until much, much later when your weight is stable and you can indulge yourself for special occasions.

I know how hard this is, but you have to stay strong!

sweet brother got me a milkshake

@@lahhleslie

hope you've moved that nasty/yummy shake

if no one else wanted it......

i would have poured down the sink

tell your bro, you don't want/need milk shakes

you are already "sweet" enough

continued good luck

kathy

Don't worry ladies! I managed to avoid the milkshake it was pretty darn tempting which is weird because I'm not a huge ice cream lover lol.