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2 months after surgery and I don't care about food anymore.

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It's so weird.

I have always been a food addict.

But now, after 2 months have gone by since my sleeve surgery, I find myself not caring about food like I used to.

Before surgery I would almost get giddy if I thought about what I was going to eat later that day.

I could go to the KFC drive through and get a bucket of chicken for myself, or cook a huge tray of my delicious meatballs.

pizza, chinese food, dougnuts, you name it, I ate it. It was my drug of choice.

Now since I can only eat about 4 or 5 ounces before I feel full, I don't get excited about food anymore.

In a way it's a good thing because I don't have cravings at all anymore, and I couldn't overeat even if I wanted to.

I've lost 94 pounds since starting my pre-op diet on October 26, 2016.

It's like I lost a part of myself. A part that got me up to 470 pounds, but even though it made me huge, eating a lot of food was very enjoyable.

Now I eat because I need the nutrients and the food to live, and I enjoy it I guess, but my LOVE of food isn't there.

I guess it's a good thing.

Right?

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It's super weird not to spend all day planning all the crap I'm gonna eat next! My entire perspective on food has changed.

I'm almost four months out and sometimes I just forget to eat. On really busy days, sometimes, I'll get ready for bed and be like "oh shit i need food" lol.

If you'd told me five months ago that I'd go from thinking about food all day every day to frequently having to remind myself to eat, I would never have believed you.

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