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Ok so I had my sleeve on 7/25, and they also took out my gallbladder. I spent roughly 35 hours in the hospital, very uncomfortable, and nauseous. I threw up after drinking a little tea & broth that the hospital brought me, so I've tried to be very careful of how much liquids I take in at one time, but I'm just scared I'm not getting enough. I'm 4 days out, I'm only getting in 1 premier protein shake a day, and about 40 ounces of water. I still have a decent amount of trapped gas, but I'm trying to move plenty to get it worked out. I'm walking 3-4 times a day at least 100 yards each time. My greatest discomfort is on the right side of my stomach where they took my stomach and gallbladder out, and they said that's because I have an internal stitch in there to hold my muscle back in place after being moved over during surgery. Will someone just tell me if I'm getting an average amount of liquids or if I'm way low. Any advice helps! Thanks!