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Behaviors leading up to surgery

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@@teachertara12 - not really. A lot of people have "food funerals", I didn't.

I have been very lucky. There hasn't really been anything I ate before surgery, that I couldn't eat after passing my post-op diet, which varies from doctor to doctor.

It is probably more 'mental' than actual hunger, is my guess :D

Do you have a 2 week pre-op?

I'm scheduled for surgery next month as well, and while I haven't necessarily noticed an increase in appetite leading up to the liquids, I did notice it right after I made the decision to have the surgery. It was all head hunger for me, though. Right after I made the decision my habits ramped up for the worse, and I probably gained 8 - 10 lbs. I've got that back under control however, and lost the weight I gained and a smidge more.

i'm scheduled for surgery in 2 weeks and i'm more nervous about the surgery. Not the afterwards effects. I'm thankful it's happening now and not having to wait till winter....

Not me. I actually put myself on a two-month diet prior to the surgeon's two-week liver-shrinking diet.

Lost 11 pounds. :)

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