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I just had my first consultation appointment with the surgeon on Monday and have started the high Protein, low carb eating plan. I'm really struggling with it - I feel so hungry all of the time.



I'm not even absolutely sure which surgery type I am going to have. I have lots of questions so will be reading the forums a lot!



I'm type 2 diabetic, not on insulin, but I do take an injectable drug called Byetta twice a day with meals.



I feel like I don't know what to eat and wondered if anyone knows where I can go to get a printed diet that tells me exactly what to eat and when. I am keeping a food journal.



I have all of my pre-surgery appointments scheduled but I don't know my surgery date yet.



P.S. I have a headache.



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Welcome! I'm sure you will get lots of helpful information in the forums! Have you met with a dietician? They would be able to work with you to come up with a specific food plan.

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I have not met with a dietician yet.

I'm going to whine for a minute.

I'm on day three of no "white" food. Struggling a bit; I'm hungry. The food journaling helps. So far I've stayed under 900 calories per day. I have a headache. Someone said that getting to Ketosis will be easier after a few days. Struggling to drink the 90 ounces of Water.

Ok, done whining.

I had my Psych eval yesterday and was approved for surgery through them. Now the doctor's office can submit it to my insurance. Then I guess we wait. In the meantime, I have all of the other appointments to go to: Cardiology, Pulmonary, Endoscopy, blood work.

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