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Pre op diet

Hi, New to this. I have done all my pre op appointments and have been approved for surgery for this Friday Nov 9th. I'm on my second week of my pre op diet. First week was 2 shakes and a high Protein meal. The first week I did pretty good, only slipped one day. This week I'm on all liquids, but I ate A piece of Baked chicken breast and green Beans for lunch . I've lost 12 pounds so far. My question is will this hurt my surgery? Should I tell the doctor? Do you all think I will be okay?

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I have had no secrets from my team pre-op or post-op. I would have been freaked out to know that the person who was cutting into me made assumptions based on faulty or incomplete information because I wasn't honest with him. But that's me.

You'll probably get responses from people saying that it's no big deal, but if it were me, I'd tell them.

I understand how hard the pre op diet is im on it myself I'm also scheduled for 11/09. I've also cheated but have had A bowl of Soup at night.:/ I feel so guilty afterword but I'm starving. I've found that the type or Protein shake makes a big difference! They are a little pricey but help muscle milk ProSeries shakes have 40 grams of protein and are thicker . Also I'm trying really hard to stay busy ( I painted and cleaned my house ) I would tell him . I plan on telling mine even tho I'm so ashamed of myself for cheating . Just start fresh every day .

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