When can we drink soda

[LipstickLady 25,682]

The comment about Mexico is a rather low and unnecessary blow, don't you think?

[newat52 1,613]

I see you went to Mexico.

Wow! Really?? Are you just having a bad day or did you mean to be so rude and judgmental?

Just curious as to why.

[Lorraine_2013 11]

People like that make this forum a not so nice site to come to. Clearly still miserable with herself. Ask your doctor and see what they say. Do what makes you happy!! In the end you are all that matters! Good luck

[Huntingnurse 510]

People like that make this forum a not so nice site to come to. Clearly still miserable with herself. Ask your doctor and see what they say. Do what makes you happy!! In the end you are all that matters! Good luck

Amen. This place is nothing like it was when i joined last year. So many rude people. OP asked for feedback - not a sermon. Maybe she cant handle others kicking her off her soap box.

And so what if she went to MX? Shes still alive i see. No complications from what I can tell. Not everyones insurance will pay the god awful price that US doctors charge. Some have to pay out of pocket. Guess what - most of what you use/wear/drive is probably made in China.

So?

[deedadumble 1,033]

I see you went to Mexico.

Most of the well-known bariatric surgeons in Mexico have done thousands more surgeries than those in the U.S.

My guidelines say "No carbonated beverages or alcohol for 6 weeks."

[Sweetcarol238 181]

My doctor said no soda ever but everyone is different v

[Ms.AntiBand 2,984]

I see you went to Mexico.

What's that got to do with anything?

[newat52 1,613]

What's that got to do with anything?

Talk about a hit and run! Wonder if we'll ever know?

[SerendipityHappens 1,594]

I see you went to Mexico.

Not even sure how to respond to that.. Yes.. I did. i clearly put it in my signature but thank you for pointing it out for anyone who may not have noticed. Are you somehow implying that my doctor is incorrect because he was 3 miles south of the border? Doctors disagree on the carbonation issue.. Many doctors both in the USA and Mexico agree that carbonated beverages are not harmful to the sleeve.. Other doctors both in the USA and Mexico advise against carbonation for life. I fail to see what going to Mexico has to do with anything... unless you were using my doctor's geographic location in an attempt to discredit him simply because he harbors views that differ from YOUR doctor?

[chinamama 104]

Actually I had my surgery here in the US and was told I could have sodas and use straws, not now but later. We had this discussion since I wanted a soda when my Fluid was taken out of my band, it had been 5 years!!

Just remember everything in moderation....

[jenny2013 2]

I don't see myself as having a tool so please don't say tool I have had 75 % of my stomach taken away no one can tell me they do t get cravings for things they had befor the surgery

AMEN!!! of course u r get cravings!!! just try to make healthy choices & when u don't try again...

[jenny2013 2]

Yes I've had soda. It didn't cause any problems but it did make me feel very full for hours. It was like the bubbles just sat in there the rest of the day. Some people tolerate it very well though. My suggestion would be to just have a couple sips here and there' date=' for no other reason than to avoid the full feeling that may keep you from eating real food.< p>Oh - and good for you having the very nerve to ask a question that our die-hard forum members will consider a "rule breaking" behavior:) Get ready for all the preaching that will most likely follow your question. Just go ahead and read it all while having a taste of your favorite carbonated beverage.[/quote']

thank you

[Ms.AntiBand 2,984]

Interesting turn on the topic.

[HatheryOnHerWay 603]

I see you went to Mexico.

And I see she has brown hair. Lets all make irrelevant observations! Wee!

[JessicaAnn 564]

And I see she has brown hair. Lets all make irrelevant observations! Wee!

Got a problem with brunettes?!

Lol