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Can’t Sleep Because of Hunger

I’m only a week post op and find that I struggle sleeping more than 5-6 hours because my stomach wakes me up with not just crazy noises but actual hunger pains. I’ve tried taking a Pepcid to help with stomach acid but only thing that makes me feel better is drinking a few ounces of protein shake. Meeting my liquid and protein goals and generally feel pretty good given the circumstances but these early mornings are killing me as I am NOT a morning person. Anyone else experience this? Does it pass? Tips to minimize this? Thanks!

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I have not been sleeved yet. I am just trying to prepare myself for what is to come on May 9. I love the little sugar free jellos. I can see how a person could get tired of eating them. How about non fat no sugar ice-cream or sorbet ?

Thanks

I have not been sleeved yet. I am just trying to prepare myself for what is to come on May 9. I love the little sugar free jellos. I can see how a person could get tired of eating them. How about non fat no sugar ice-cream or sorbet ?
Thanks

Ice cream is not a clear liquid but it is a full liquid. Popsicles are a clear liquid.


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