Sugar free gift

[mkemp942 2]

I'm 2 months post on and someone baked me a sugar free cheesecake because I told them that I can't have regular cheesecake. It was nice; however I'm afraid to eat it. Is it too soon for that?

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[no onions 258]

It's your choice I would say -- based on your recovery and your Dr's recommendations though. Many programs would discourage it, mine included.

In my case, that early, I wouldn't have even considered it and probably would have just thrown it away/given it away. I might eat a small piece of something like that today, but generally do not.

[mkemp942 2]

It's your choice I would say -- based on your recovery and your Dr's recommendations though. Many programs would discourage it, mine included.
In my case, that early, I wouldn't have even considered it and probably would have just thrown it away/given it away. I might eat a small piece of something like that today, but generally do not.

Thanks no onions

My gut was saying to throw it away. Since it was given to me at work, I don't want to hurt their feelings, so I will take it home and toss it. sugar free popsicles has been my treat of choice lately.

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