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Water

2 months post op. Still having difficulty drinking my 64oz of water. Any suggestions? Does it get easier?
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    I'm just like Arabesque--I was a guzzler before surgery and it's frustrating not to be able to do that now. I also have a water bottle with me essentially everywhere I go. I thought that would be aw

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I am almost three months post op with gastric bypass and I struggle with water too. At first it was easier but the last couple of weeks I have had a hard time

I struggled also but bought a 64 oz bottle on Amazon with hour markings since then it’s been easier for me to make sure I am getting it all in. While sitting at my desk at work I can visually see if I am getting behind on my fluid intake and try and pick up my pace but if I slack a little during the day I make sure to catch up before bed. I tried just doing it with a normal cup or water bottle but found myself slacking and ending in a deficit so the hour marks help keep me on track.

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