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4 Months Out, I'm Having A Drink!



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That's all i wanted to say :)

I tried to make it 12 months, but that crap is for the birds...

I wonder what the best first drink is?? I'm such a beer drinker, but don't want the carbination i haven't had carbination at all...

I'm afraid vodka will knock me out, and i don't do wine... Humm not a bunch to choose from, sugary stuff makes me caca..

Ok let me think about this, i should have planned better :)

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Vodka canberry should be ok.....if its too strong order a bottle of Water after to help flush it.

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Had a jager bomb at about 3 months. Loveddddd it. And still enjoy them.

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Drink slowly.First one I had knocked me lights out!Thank goodness we were not in public...lol

Enjoy!

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I hated wine UNTIL I had surgery. I love red wine and sangria now. My first drink was a vodka infused stawberry lemonade. Pretty sure it was all sugar. Then I did vodka-cran for the rest of the night. I drank beer at about 5 months out. No huge issues. If I chug, sometimes I'll feel a slight tightness but nothing too too bad. and sometimes just to avoid it, I pour my beer into a glasss before I drink it so that it flatens out a little. Now, here's the fun part; Get drunk WAAAYYY faster. No hangovers, Im assuming cause it filters through so fast? the down side to that is, I only stay buzzed for a little while. Example - 3 beers will get me buzzed, but if stop, in 30 mins Im sober. Have fun, be careful, and just play around a lil until you find what works for you.

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My first drink was just a shot of whiskey...haha,, I was buzzed in about 2 minutes!

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I wasn't a wine drinker either until after surgery. I don't mind it now and actually kind of like it on the rare occasion I want a drink. I've tried a beer twice (my pre-surgery drink of choice) and the carbonation is too rough on me. I can't even drink half of one now due to it causing issues with my sleeve and feeling extremely uncomfortable. Oh well wine and whiskey for me from now on if I want a drink. These posters are right about it affecting you quickly....you may want to ease into it if you decide to have that drink. Good luck!

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Skinny girl sugar free cosmo mix with vodka!

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LOLOLOLOL I have been wondering about how soon I will be able to drink again too! Good for you! I feel like I'm the alcoholic that never likes to get drunk but loves to have a glass or two of wine every night. Man am I going to miss that!!!!! But like everyone said above- you get drunk easily- makes for a cheap date! All the best to you!

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I'm 2.5 weeks post and dying for a margarita. Meeting the girls tonight...not sure how I'm going to play this one as they do not know I had the surgery. Me not drinking and not eating much may raise brows. I might just order but not eat. Any suggestions?

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I'm about 5.5 months post op and I still don't drink beer, I just rather not have the carbonation either. But oh how I'd like to chug a Bud Light Chelada! Lol my favorite drink now is Grey Goose vodka w clamato (like a bloody Mary) I get tipsy w my first glass, my hubby luvs it! Lol But the buzz does go away way fast and like others mention the good thing is NO HANGOVERS :)) Drink and have fun!!

keepin it real ;)

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Last week, 1/2 vodka margarita totally messed me up. Not only was I toasted, I ended up throwing it back up to the point of dry heaves. Guess I'm not ready yet. :angry:

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Bloody mary.i was also a beer drinker

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I'm 2.5 weeks post and dying for a margarita. Meeting the girls tonight...not sure how I'm going to play this one as they do not know I had the surgery. Me not drinking and not eating much may raise brows. I might just order but not eat. Any suggestions?

Just tell them you haven't been feeling well. That you have a stomach flu ore something. :)

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