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CatzCool

By CatzCool, in Gastric Bypass Surgery Forums

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CatzCool    4

CatzCool
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What are you not liking now since your surgery? & why? :o

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erica_ozzy73    241

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7 weeks post op and nothing for me changed!!...

I was hoping to get the " omg it's so sweet I can't touch sugary crap now".... but I didn't.

Two friends of mine have had the same as me and neither have experienced the taste change or any change lol

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CatzCool    4

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7 weeks post op and nothing for me changed!!...

I was hoping to get the " omg it's so sweet I can't touch sugary crap now".... but I didn't.

Two friends of mine have had the same as me and neither have experienced the taste change or any change lol

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Wow, well my opinion on that is not to worry. We all have been use to eating a certain way, desiring & loving that sweetness in our lives this is not gonna change over night. Of course if you do eat sweets get ready for that evil "dump" syndrome, it is not nice. Mind set on what we now , can & can't eat will be a whole new ball game. It's will be up to our small stomach to accept or reject what we want. Thanks for sharing with me. keep me posted . Blessings

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