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  • highfunctioningfatman
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    She was trying to educate you and anyone else who sees this because you were giving out inaccurate information.

  • theantichick
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    One more thought. I think it's important to realize that everyone who is a "vet" and is posting on this board is very likely doing so because they want everyone on this board to be successful. I ha

  • First of all, a sleeve is not a pouch. Second, carbonation does not stretch the sleeve. That's a myth. I drink carbonation and at over 2 years out, I have the same restriction I've had for a year. My

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That's my fear too. I don't like many drinks like crystal light and stuff. I even don't like water. My surgery is Jan 11 so I am going to have to keep trying different beverages. And get use to water.

I was NEVER a water drinker and basically only drank soda. However, I turned that around in August which was enough time before my November sleeve surgery to get on track. I hated water my entire life and now I love it! Push yourself with water and hopefully it will turn out as good for you as it did for me. I can't imagine going back to soda at this point and leaving behind my water. Good luck to you on your journey and with surgery.

Noted. However, I'm not thin skinned, I just now realize that in this forum I can not have my opinion, instead, I have to ride the band wagon and that I'm not going to do. Regretfully, I came on here for support and it has been the total opposite.

I thank everyone for their time but this is just not for me.

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PLEASE don't give up on this site..It has truly helped me with what I needed to help me pre and post. I look for the positive feedback, read ALOT of people before n after for encouragement and yes I have scrolled pass some posts that tend to degrade n move away from what is asked...because I'm not here for negative jabs (even if not intended) because this process is hard (in all phases) emotionally n physically n information is plentiful (good n bad)... I encourage you to still read post to see what can n can not help you in your journey..I wish you the best proud of you already.

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Thank you, and no I'm not giving up I need all the advice I can get- I am however being real careful with what I write. Apparently, the information my surgeon and nutritionist provided me with is incorrect.

Thanks again! I appreciate you reaching out.

Sandy

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