Dune

Thanks for this Cheri, this is fairly reassuring, maybe i will have to have less, but, maybe not drastically so. Its hard though, that 1.5 - 2 litres in the morning really changes my day for the better. Weight loss is one thing, but efficient toxin elimination, especially as i get older just feels like something that i shouldnt compromise, happy to change the unhealthy part of my diet but are the healthy parts worth compromising. I guess there are identity issues here as well, its something that makes me me, i am known in my area for being the girl that always carries around a bottle of water wherever i go, but i do this because it makes me feel great, its a very underestimated commodity. *sighs* whats to do? :thumbup: Many thanks, Dune

it really is *nods* Thanks for this L12, most helpful. When you said that you cant chug it though sometimes you would love to, did you mean that you cant because the lap band prevents you from being able to take in a large amount of Fluid, or is this just something you were unable to do anyway? Its very reassuring to see that you are still able to do physical activities without being fully hydrated, although this could be a concern for me. How long ago did you have it done? Have you found that you can consume more fluid as time has gone on? Many thanks, Dune