So it's been a week since I was sleeved. I have been very lucky and have not taken any pain medication ainxe the surgery. The nurse and the doctors were very happy I was able to walk and go to the bathroom after surgery. I mean it hurt, but it was manageable.

My biggest concern was that I was always hungry. I was able to drink the 60+ oz. Of Water on day 2 and started having some broth. But I was miserable since I was just hungry all the time. It made me question the surgery, specially when I read all the comments from you guys saying you dis not feel hunger at all.

Yesterday I had my 1 week post op consultation and I have already dropped 13 pounds (I was 214 before surgery and now I am 201). The doctor is allowing me to have some light/clear soups, Jello and Protein shakes. Yesterday I had soem squash soup, half bowl and some jello. But damn I was so hungry I wanted to cry. Today instead, I had also half bowl of soup (very watery) and I finally felt full. I felt satisfied once I ate it. I grabbed some sugar free jello, but did not touch it, because I am satisfied. FINALLY!!!!

I am just drinking water for now and maybe I will have that jello later. But I cannot tell you the relief I feel by not being so crazy hungry all the time. I had the craziest thoughts!

I am only hoping I can really do this. I posted yesterday telling you all how I feel I will fail... but after today I think I might be able to make it.

Do you guys know of support meetings in LA? Also, how about therapists that specialize in food disorders? I think I need to get myself a very strong support system if I wish to succeed.

Thank you all for the support! Your messages and posts are very encouraging.

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I am three weeks out tomorrow and can tell you that once you get to the purée, cottage cheese, refried Beans, yogurts, etc. you will feel much better. I now eat something, 4 oz or less every 2 1/2 to 3 hours. I'm mostly hungry first thing in the morning but I think it's because of the large number of hours without food. I sip a lot of Water and try to use Protein supplements in the water. There are many flavors available.

Good luck, be patient!

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I am three weeks out tomorrow and can tell you that once you get to the purée, cottage cheese, refried Beans, yogurts, etc. you will feel much better. I now eat something, 4 oz or less every 2 1/2 to 3 hours. I'm mostly hungry first thing in the morning but I think it's because of the large number of hours without food. I sip a lot of Water and try to use Protein supplements in the water. There are many flavors available.

Good luck, be patient!

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Thank you! Ans good luck to you too. Looking forward to the puree phase!

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I am three weeks out tomorrow and can tell you that once you get to the purée, cottage cheese, refried beans, yogurts, etc. you will feel much better. I now eat something, 4 oz or less every 2 1/2 to 3 hours. I'm mostly hungry first thing in the morning but I think it's because of the large number of hours without food. I sip a lot of water and try to use protein supplements in the water. There are many flavors available.

Good luck, be patient!

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Thank you! And good luck to you too. Looking forward to the puree phase!

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_{Congratulations on your surgery. I am happy to see you're doing well, and glad the feeling of starvation is subsiding. That is going to be the worst for me.}

_{Chin up, sweetie. You have an entire world to conquer!!! Good luck to you in the next couple weeks. I'll be paying attention to your progress.}

_{Congratulations on your surgery. I am happy to see you're doing well, and glad the feeling of starvation is subsiding. That is going to be the worst for me.}

_{Chin up, sweetie. You have an entire world to conquer!!! Good luck to you in the next couple weeks. I'll be paying attention to your progress.}

Thank you @@Lori Orr. I am staying positive! I think I can do this... it is not easy, but I know I can.

One of my mom's best friends is a therapist that specializes in therapy for people that go through loss weight surgeries. I talked to her today and she was sooooo helpful. I think it helped me with a lot of my fears. I need to find a therapist ASAP, I think that would make a world of difference.

Thank you again and good luck to you too!

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@@lulietta2016 Make sure you are taking a PPI for stomach acid (that often mimics hunger pains). Liquids will go right through your sleeve so it's unusual to feel "full" - but you shouldn't be starving either. Stay hydrated!