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Goldfish Eaters

Howdy I'm new here. My title got you to look huh? LOL What I mean by goldfisher eaters is I eat like a goldfish. I continue to eat till food is gone. I am going to have sleeve done Aug 1st. I start liquid only diet July 22nd. I was wondering if there was other goldfish eaters out there that got the sleeve and how you dealt with the mental aspect of eating. Plus I just love the taste of food. I know that I need to think of it as fuel for my body only but I like the taste and that is usually when I overeat and eat till the food is gone.

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  • Sosewsue61
    Sosewsue61

    You might want to seek therapy, we all have our food issues. I know some people that cannot trust themselves and have revised their food choices to be less palatable - not untaste-y - but not hyper fl

  • GreenTealael
    GreenTealael

    Hi here, you may want to also discuss this with your team and perhaps reconsider which surgery you choose as you can very easily eat around the sleeve. You may need malabsorption as well as restrictio

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You might want to seek therapy, we all have our food issues. I know some people that cannot trust themselves and have revised their food choices to be less palatable - not untaste-y - but not hyper flavor saturated as this lead to overconsumption every time.

Hi here, you may want to also discuss this with your team and perhaps reconsider which surgery you choose as you can very easily eat around the sleeve. You may need malabsorption as well as restriction but only you and your surgical team can decide that. Safe journey!

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