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I had my gastric sleeve surgery performed 4/27/17. Overall, I'm feeling pretty good except I get tired really easy. Today, is the first day I don't feel fatigue but I think that is because I received a bag of fluids for another procedure I had done today. I working really hard to get my fluids in. I do best with Protein20 Water, popsicles and the jello. I did managed to get a light protein shake in today. Look forward to traveling on this journey with all of you.

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Hi, I had mine on 24th April. I'm in same boat, feel great but get sooooo tired. Fluids are my main problem too. Pre surgery I drank 2-3 litres a day of sparkling water, so that is the only thing I miss. Not a fan of plain water, and can't bear sugar free juice, so am trying fruit infused water, and am also drinking loads and loads of milk, but not sure I'll be able to continue with that, as it's quite high in calories. Good Luck


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I can't have milk! No milk!




I think it's ok in moderation, but given that I like to drink a pint a day of semi skimmed and that contains 26.6g sugar, I thought I should cut it back. I'm not really sure if that's the right thing to do or not ?? But it's like everything else, probably ok in moderation.


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