Will A Water Bottle Be Forever Glued To My Hand?

[Ssilian 67]

I've read alot about sip, sip, sipping water/liquids all the time for awhile after surgery. Will it alwys be like that?

[Lissa 2,631]

At 8 months out, my answer is yes.

[LadyIvy 159]

I don't have to sip. I gulp 2 or 3 gulps and then have to wait 10-15 minutes. I'm just not a sipper. However, having a water bottle attached is a really good habit for everyone to have. You should never allow yourself to be thirsty. If you are thirsty you are at stage 1 of dehydration. Also, I have been great about my Water in the past 6 months and it has made my skin so soft I look 5 years younger. There are lots of benefits to those fluids!

[AliveAgain 283]

I am 3.5 months out and will say yes. If you want to lose weight and stay healthy, yes. But no it's not going to be "sip, sip, sip" forever. I was able to take pretty normal swigs by 4 weeks out, feels like it always did before.

[Ssilian 67]

Awesome. Thank you all

[Allie ALii 60]

i say yes! it is so important to get our fluids

but i choose a tumbler with a straw and now i can pretty much drink almost normal

[sarsar 824]

Yes! I am almost a year out and my Water bottle is always with me. I drink at least 120 ounces of water a day plus the water I use in my Protein Drink and my green tea.

[chitowngirl 885]

I also gulp.. Not a fan of sippin.

[tmlockez 6]

I'm 18 days out, I drink normally. I have to take it real slow eating. I wasn't a guzzler anyway.

[MGM 140]

I think I'll be fine with this part. I drink Water all day already.