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3 weeks out tomorrow, can eat tiny amounts, nothing tastes good, mouth tastes and feels gross and stomach is yuck. Does it ever get better after sleeve and can you ever eat good food again?

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I am three months out and like food just fine. It gets easier I promise. The first 6 weeks or so is the roughest. Now I can can eat just about anything in small portions. Hang in there.

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I was discussing this very subject with my husband this afternoon. I am 8 weeks post-op and I am rarely hungry. I basically eat because I know I am suppose to. When I do get excited about eating something or going out to eat, I get full so fast that eating is over before I start to enjoy it. But saying all of this, I am proud that the surgery is doing what it is suppose to do for me. I have been at a stall for about a month and want to see the scale move again but all in all I am happy with my decision.

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I am 7 months out and told my husband today, I don't like food. I Want to eat, have a "Meal" but makes me feel , Icky....

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Please remember you are in the "GOLDEN" time with WLS. Your tummy is probably still swollen. Make sure you get your liquids and Protein and you are good. Your food taste will come back, in the mean time you should be losing lots of fat, you can get to goal quicker by being on track. Its when people go off track and it takes awhile to get back. ( off track I'm meaning eating slider foods, drinking alcohol, eating white carbs ect.) Hope this makes sense. Good Luck Linda

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Yes. I am two years out and enjoy food and feel hunger. Still have the restriction to help me avoid overeating, but I do enjoy my old favorites. :)

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I'm not sure when my taste became normal again but food does taste good as it always has. I become full quick and have great restriction at almost 1 yr post op.

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Yes. I am two years out and enjoy food and feel hunger. Still have the restriction to help me avoid overeating' date=' but I do enjoy my old favorites. :)[/quote']

What's a normal serving size at 2 years out?

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So im getting scheduled nezt week for surgery sept oct...hoping this tool is great for me..... Ppl say lose desire to emotional eat this is somewhat mind blowing, i dont reallynthat often, but sometimes....its more like overeating when i eat once a day...... Plus dating in future is nervewrecking bc of dinner n drinks......im sure will all work out :)

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        All I can tell you is that for me, it got easier after the first week. The hunger pains got less intense and I kind of got used to it and gave up torturing myself by thinking about food. But if you can, get anything tempting out of the house and avoid being around people who are eating. I sent my kids to my parents' house for two weeks so I wouldn't have to prepare meals I couldn't eat. After surgery, the hunger was totally gone.

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