National Donut Day

[Hashbrown 8]

4 weeks post surgery my co worker brings me a coffee and donut not knowing I had the surgery. Normally I would scarf down 2 or 3 of them, but just to taste I took a nibble to my surprise I just didn't like it. Even since my surgery I really don't have an interest in food anymore.

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[Proud2BMe 1,016]

Are you sure he wasn't trying to sabotage you? Also, just because you didn't like it now doesn't mean you won't love it later on. So do be careful. I remember three months out of my surgery I swiped icing off of a piece of cake and ate it and then threw up. I too thought that I would never be able to eat sweets again but I can now eat a full slice of cake. Luckily I only eat such on holidays or birthdays.

[Hashbrown 8]

They didn't know, I'm one of those people who has kept my surgery a secret. I just feel it's no bodies buineess but mine. I've never been big on sweets my weakness is salty crispy things, which aren't on the radar yet. I am really surprise at how different things taste, and my lack of interest in eating. I'm going to go with it for as long as I can. My new eating routine is now becoming habit, so I think I can live with my new self.

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[o00 494]

I went to buy donuts for my staff but I guess everyone beat me to it. The case had a few left. Never was a fan of donuts and I too seem to have lost interest in food since surgery. I can see all kinds of food and not get tempted. It's weird because I used to always be on the see food diet prior to WLS.

[CelesteMarie 129]

I agree about food not being as appealing but I'm sure it changes the longer postop we get. I'm not even five weeks post yet.

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