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Getting Liquids in Quick

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No worries! Get those liquids in! When you move on to solids you will feel restriction!

I am 13 weeks out and I have had no problems drinking as much as I want since surgery but I can not eat more then 3 1/2 oz or I am in pain. So I think this is pretty normal for some people. Food is definitely more restrictive and I for one measure and weight everything to 3 oz so I can eat and don’t worry about being in pain from over eating. Congratulations by the way for the journey to the new you!

Agreed, I definitely feel it way more when I eat something as opposed to drinking.

no - I was always able to drink more than I was supposedly able to, and I was fine. I mean, I didn't chug, but I could certainly drink things in less time than I said I'd be able to. And I definitely felt restriction once I got to solid foods.

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