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Liquid and being tired

On a liquid diet for almost

Two weeks now, for surgery on the 27th from March and April postponement. 


I awoke today exhausted and just not feeling great. I felt a sore throat and nasally. Bit of a headache. 

I feel extremely tired. 

I hope it’s nothing that just a run down today from some yard work the past few days. 


I hope it’s not the “virus” after all this. 

Could it be just an off day? Sinuses? 

Oh my... I hope that’s the case after all this waiting. Could it be due to not eating food like I was used too. 


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I was really tired and headache-y during my two-week liquid diet - I think it's carb withdrawal plus ultra-low calories. I didn't have the sore throat and nasal stuff, though. It may just be the change in weather - I often get that way in the spring. Hopefully that's all it is.

The change in calorie and low carbs will knock you around for a while..

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5 hours ago, Superman84 said:

The change in calorie and low carbs will knock you around for a while..

Yes I think so too - I'm better today - just tired and being doing a lot of yard work with hardly any calories - this Jello and yogurt etc aint keeping a woman going strong!! :)

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