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On 12/24/2021 at 21:08, DanielleDunlap said:



I'm Jan 12th too! Super excited but nervous too. Started my preop diet on Monday and this is so hard during the holidays


I’m Jan 12th also!! My pre op diet starts this Wednesday!

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I'm really curious what's on the menu for everyone's prep diet mine is....
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Looks like your menu would be way more enjoyable with the yogurt and hot cereals. I start mine Wednesday I hope its not too difficult.20211226_060953.jpg

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14 minutes ago, DanielleDunlap said:

Oh wow yours is strictly liquid! I was told no slimfast because it has too much sugar in it. Good luck with you diet and surgery! I'm sure you will be able to get through it!

Yes it funny how different they are. My dietitian said Protein Shakes need to be under 5 grams of sugar, under 200 calories and high Protein. I've been doing the Premier Protein. Good luck to you too.

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On 12/25/2021 at 20:19, DanielleDunlap said:



I'm really curious what's on the menu for everyone's prep diet mine is....



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Mines is liquids and yogurt but I don’t eat it.. So I’ll be living off broth and popsicles for a while lol.

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I take my hat off to all who are on the pre-op diet during Christmas and New Years. I am nervous about the pre op diet all by itself let alone during the holidays which are usually centered around food. CONGRATULATIONS rather you realize it or not that is no small task and just wanted to encourage all keep it up. I start Jan 4th😬

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I'm really curious what's on the menu for everyone's prep diet mine is....
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Mine is as follows:

Starting on January 4th, avoiding carbs, no fruit, no yogurt. I will be using a Protein Shake for 2 of my meals, and my other meal will be lean Protein and vegetables. The day before surgery (1/10) I will be on a liquid diet. 3-4 Protein Shakes a day and sugar-free Clear Liquids.

My surgery is Jan 11 (with luck as long as I don't get cancelled)

☆Starr

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Hello everyone. are there any January buddies? I got my confirmation for January 4th.

I don't have a surgery date set yet but hoping for in January early February. I will know everything after January 11, 2022.

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