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Sleeved yesterday

So I got sleeved yesterday and can't wait to start seeing result but all at the same time am I doing to well? I just left the hospital today and I'm able to get down my 4 to 6oz of Water a hour just the next day and I'm always hearing everyone else say things like I could only get a few teaspoons down and everything got me worried like did they take out enough is this really gone work for me?

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  • That's great. Everyone's different. Be patient with yourself & stay on your course. Stick to your doctor's program & you'll be pleasantly surprised.... Good luck.

  • You can never too too well the day after major surgery. Sounds like you are getting down what you are supposed to. Everyone is different and as long as you are on plan that is great. If you trusted y

  • Don't worry - it's great you are able to get in your water! It doesn't mean anything is wrong. Stay with the plan and it'll work for you! Congrats!

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You can never too too well the day after major surgery. Sounds like you are getting down what you are supposed to. Everyone is different and as long as you are on plan that is great. If you trusted your surgeon enough to perform surgery, why question if they did their job well enough? Don't worry yourself thru this journey. It won't help you.

I never had any trouble with getting fluids in, had no pain, no nausea, and felt good. There are many, many, many more with same experience.

Don't worry - it's great you are able to get in your water! It doesn't mean anything is wrong. Stay with the plan and it'll work for you! Congrats!

That's great. Everyone's different. Be patient with yourself & stay on your course. Stick to your doctor's program & you'll be pleasantly surprised.... Good luck.

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