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  • LittleBill
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    ^^^^^ This. Follow your plan. I was told to go completely decaf prior to surgery. So I did. Once I was post-op, they said it was fine to go back to caffeine coffee if I wanted. I drink a couple of cup

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    Clarevoyant

    I drink caffeinated coffee every day. Was told early on by my dr that as long as I get my fluids and Protein in each day I can have caffeinated coffee. Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal A

  • 4MRB4PHOTO
    4MRB4PHOTO

    Dropped down to half caf then decaf prior to surgery, then decaf, half caf and regular coffee post surgery as my stomach healed. Decaf could also be an irritant due to the acidity for some people.

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Great idea to put protein powder in a decaf coffee. Any one else find decaf coffee helps with constipation?


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    On 2/19/2017 at 6:17 PM, Lucky13inBR said:

    What's "moderation" when it comes to coffee? Right now I'd be happy with being able to have a cup but figured I'd definitely wait at least 2weeks.

    Moderation depends who you ask, sometimes. LOL I'm a two cup a day addict. Not sure that's moderation but I keep trying to cut back. Damn you, Starbucks!!! LOL

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    Sounds good to me. 2cups is what I'm used to and I do miss it!

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    I do miss my cup of joe in the am, my dr says no caffeine for 3 weeks, surgery was 2/15, enjoying some decaf tea, didn't want to buy decaf coffee. [emoji854]


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    I dreamt of coffee and toast last night.

    I am 8 weeks post op and I can't have either.

    Miserable

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    Its so odd how everyone is given different info. I am allowed to have coffee, i am 9 weeks post. Last night in my group someone said they go to Subway and get salads. Another person said she was told no salad for a year! I as so confused at times that i will damage myself. But i think by this point i am pretty good with the healing?

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    I drank a cup of coffee with a bit of sugar and a little half and half. It was very good and I tolerated it very well.

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