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Just sitting here downing yet another Protein Shake. Yep living the dream! Surgery is on May 30th and with the exception of post-op I'm so glad I never have to do this again! Not that it's extremely difficult. It's also not easy but it's tolerable. I haven't cheated once and I have no intention of doing that. Just can't wait to be done with it! I had two weeks of Protein Shakes with one meal in the evening with guidelines of course then two weeks of just Protein shakes until surgery. Some people have it easy on here with their pre-op diet mines been strict so like I said,"Living the dream!".

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It's worth all the hurdles you have to jump through.



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It gets better. Keep a positive attitude.

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2 minutes ago, Joann454 said:

I'm a Pats fan, let the hate flow.

Yuuuuuuck. Steelers fan, wife is die hard Seahawks fan.

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Being from the Bay Area and Central/Northern California I'm naturally a 49ers fan.

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Nothing to be proud of lately, but positive changes have been happening this offseason. B)

In Alberta the two teams' jerseys I see a lot are Seahawks and Broncos. I make sure to give them as hard a time as I can.. with love of course. ;) Some of the best convos I ever had started off at the mall or at grocery stores with me spotting Seahawks jerseys and booing them. Canadians are funny.

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Being born and raised on Cape Cod I've been a Pats fan since way before Brady. No pink hat fan here. He and Belichick will retire soon enough and they'll go back to a middle of the pack team. It's been a great ride for me!

Sorry the thread got hijacked!

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2 hours ago, Navigating the Wilderness said:

The pats are the high fructose corn Syrup of the NFL :D

lol

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