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I want chocolate!!!!

I am 2 days post op. The night before surgery, I opened a thing of almonds covered in milk chocolate, and I think that is the last thing I ate. I AM CRAVING THOSE THING SOMETHING FIERCE :sneaky:!!!!!!!!!! I just want one. I need to hear horror stories of people who ate bad things their first week so that I dont make this mistake:thumbdown:

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sorry no bad stories but DONT DO IT!!

You can do it - resist..>I know chocolate is hard to resist - thats my down fall too....but really its not worth it.

If you really have to chew and spit lol - thats what got me through my 21 days of liquids when I thought I would fail

You went through too much pain, etc to get here - dont screw it up!

Nope. I didn't go there, because I did not want to get sick. But let me tell you I was hungryyyyyyyyyyyy.

So I did call the doctor to find out what else I could have to help me feel full during the liquid post-op diet. She gave me some tips, none of which was chocolate.

Back away from the chocolate. :-) Seriously throw it away and keep it out of the house.

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Lol... Chew and spiit??? I never thought of that. I suppose I can wait for it to subside... but Im a consequential thinker, so I know if I hear at least one horror story, Ill be fine... lol

You can buy sugar free fudge sickles anywhere and they are only 40 calories. When I was on liquids I got tired of popsicles even though they seemed easier to get my fluids in than just drinking but I did have a sugar free fudge sickle and didn't feel bad about it at all, It made me happy and I considered it my Valentines Day treat

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Thank you guys so much. I am three days post op now... am I allowed choc. fudge sicles? I thought it was only the other fruity ones, which Im already sick of!!! Maybe Ill send someone out to get me some choc. ones today:-)

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