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Day 6 post op mood

So tomorrow will be one week already since I was sleeved and I am ok. I am not mad or regretful. I just feel weird and anxious to see my weight drop.

I can say that I have not had any nausea since day one and no unbearable pain.

It's a weird feeling to feel everything going down and into your stomach.

My sleep situation is getting better because it was hard to get comfy at night.

I did chew some chipotle and spit it out cause I was scared to swallow it but I just wanted to satisfy the craving....the craving....I still have some cravings but it's for the sake of chewing and not actually eating the food if that makes sense. I will be talking to my doctor to let him know about this at my follow up.

My main focus is on hydration and walking at least 15 minutes 2x's per day and increasing it as I can handle it.

I also am trying to practice slowing down when I eat or drink. Easier said than done.

It's hard coming from such a high weight and bad habits to just turn it off.

Mind over matter folks. [emoji13] [emoji57]

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I’m on pre op liquid diet- struggling because I’m soooo hungry! Every 2 hours. 4 shakes and a bar- been eating jello and had some chicken broth tonight- it’s day 4 pre op. 10 more days till sleeve.

I’m on day 5. I made some fat free/sugar feee pudding with fat free milk and it’s very filling. I split them up into half cup servings so I don’t eat to much. But pretty much everyday I have water, 3-4 protein shakes, chicken broth, sugar free jello and sugar free pudding. I’m dying to chew something!! Lol


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On ‎2‎/‎18‎/‎2018 at 6:33 PM, Miss Ora said:

So tomorrow will be one week already since I was sleeved and I am ok. I am not mad or regretful. I just feel weird and anxious to see my weight drop.

I can say that I have not had any nausea since day one and no unbearable pain.

It's a weird feeling to feel everything going down and into your stomach.

My sleep situation is getting better because it was hard to get comfy at night.

I did chew some chipotle and spit it out cause I was scared to swallow it but I just wanted to satisfy the craving....the craving....I still have some cravings but it's for the sake of chewing and not actually eating the food if that makes sense. I will be talking to my doctor to let him know about this at my follow up.

My main focus is on hydration and walking at least 15 minutes 2x's per day and increasing it as I can handle it.

I also am trying to practice slowing down when I eat or drink. Easier said than done.

It's hard coming from such a high weight and bad habits to just turn it off.

Mind over matter folks.

Sent from my SM-G900V using BariatricPal App

Hey how has it been going with you so far?? So excited and hope things are going great!!

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