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And completely excited! Surgery is Jan 17! I start my pre op diet Saturday which consists of 4 Protein shakes and for dinner chicken breast and veggies. I feel completely prepared. I have every kind of Protein I need. Premier shakes in 4 flavors, GENEPRO powder, powders?utm_source=BariatricPal&utm_medium=Affiliate&utm_campaign=CommentLink" target="_ad" data-id="1" >unjury chicken flavored powder, 3 flavors of Quest powder, the sample packets of nectar and a tub of unflavored nectar. I have the things I will need on a bookcase so i don't have to bend or reach. Got my freezer full of stuff my son can have for dinners plus tons of Snacks for him. I have a woman from a local organization who will come check on me for the first couple days. Filled all my prescriptions and picked up a months supply of Vitamins and that antibacterial stuff you have to wash with. All that's left is wash the sheets and blankets and scrub the bathrooms! I'm ready to go!!!

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Great congratulations you are ready. My surgery is Feb 13th the day before my birthday. Some family and friends ask why the day before your birthday? But what better birthday present than a new life change.

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Great congratulations you are ready. My surgery is Feb 13th the day before my birthday. Some family and friends ask why the day before your birthday? But what better birthday present than a new life change.

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Absolutely! Best birthday present ever!!!

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Good luck for the 17th, will keep you in my thoughts

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Congrats!!! My surgery is the 16th. You have the right attitude. Good luck!

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Good luck for the 17th, will keep you in my thoughts

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Thank you ????

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Congrats!!! My surgery is the 16th. You have the right attitude. Good luck!

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Thank you & good luck to you too !!

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Congrats!! You sound well prepared!

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      Question for anyone, how did you get your mind right before surgery? Like as far as eating better foods and just doing better in general? I'm having a really hard time with this. Any help is appreciated 🙏❤️
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