No change in hunger

[TheNewMrsR 249]

Arggghhhh. Its thanksgiving how am I going to survive?????[emoji30]

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1 hour at a time. Find something that occupies your time and your mind so you're not thinking about food. Make sure you are getting at least 64 ounces of Water, Protein water, broth whatever you are allowed in addition to your Protein Shakes. You can do this and soon this phase will be forgotten and you'll be enjoying more and more things to eat along with better health.

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[Patrick powers 41]

Thanks for the encouragement. Im really proud of myself I did good I drank my Protein Drink while everyone else ate

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[belinda401 116]

On 11/21/2017 at 0:49 PM, Patrick powers said:

I'm getting concerned, my surgery was a little over 2 weeks ago and I'm just starting stage 2. honestly before the surgery everyone was telling me how afterwards I wouldn't be hungry and I would only be able to take in about the amount of 3 shot glasses. I haven't noticed that at all.. I'm still always hungry and I can take in as much liquid as I want. It doesn't seem like my stomach is smaller.. Lol has anyone else that is farther along in this journey had that experience? Please someone give me some good news

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I am 5 weeks out and had the same issue. The entire time I am thinking that I got DUPED! I just kept drinking my Water and my shakes and sugar free popcicles really helped me. I had a lot of head hunger and it takes a while to work through that one. I found that (this may sound weird) when I got like that I oils eat a listerine breath strip, gargle with listerine or just brush my teeth and then drink some water and it helped. Greek yogurt also helps a lot because of the Protein. I promise it gets better. Getting through the pre-op is hard, having the surgery is harder but getting through the 6-8 weeks post surgery is the hardest of the hard. I am 5 weeks out and down 30 pounds and just that little amount has made a huge difference in my over all well being. Eyes on the prize don't let your head get into your stomach!!!!!

[belinda401 116]

On 11/21/2017 at 0:49 PM, Patrick powers said:

I'm getting concerned, my surgery was a little over 2 weeks ago and I'm just starting stage 2. honestly before the surgery everyone was telling me how afterwards I wouldn't be hungry and I would only be able to take in about the amount of 3 shot glasses. I haven't noticed that at all.. I'm still always hungry and I can take in as much liquid as I want. It doesn't seem like my stomach is smaller.. Lol has anyone else that is farther along in this journey had that experience? Please someone give me some good news

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I am 5 weeks out and had the same issue. The entire time I am thinking that I got DUPED! I just kept drinking my Water and my shakes and sugar free popcicles really helped me. I had a lot of head hunger and it takes a while to work through that one. I found that (this may sound weird) when I got like that I oils eat a listerine breath strip, gargle with listerine or just brush my teeth and then drink some water and it helped. Greek yogurt also helps a lot because of the Protein. I promise it gets better. Getting through the pre-op is hard, having the surgery is harder but getting through the 6-8 weeks post surgery is the hardest of the hard. I am 5 weeks out and down 30 pounds and just that little amount has made a huge difference in my over all well being. Eyes on the prize don't let your head get into your stomach!!!!!

[Dolly 3377 0]

I had the surgery on November 7th and I can’t get all the fluids in Water is the hard part and my heads hurts all the time any suggestions

[Patrick powers 41]

Try popsicles I eat tons of them a day and it helps its my liquids

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[dreamingsmall 1,125]

First month I was painfully hungry. It was part of my healing. Yes some people never feel hunger some people do. I don't mind . I rarely feel hunger now 4 months out. But when I do I think I could eat a horse. Two bites later I'm stuffed..so that's the difference..feeling hunger isn't the be all and end all. It's okay