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Michele,

The pre op diet is a high protein low fat diet you need to follow,

usually for 7 days before your surgery. This is a diet that helps

shrink your liver which is imortant with this surgery. Your surgery

risks are reduced, your surgery time is less and you recover faster.

It is not a difficult diet to follow, there is no calorie limit just

need to get protein and nothing else for 7 days. Youd o nto need to

be hungry just choose the foods that are allowed. People with a

very high BMI are asked to follow the diet for a more time.

I believe you asked about El Centro, right? Mexicali is 15 minutes

form El Centro.

Nina

Caprise lol I know the feeling. I am

SUPPOSED to be on a pre-surgery diet but it doesn't seem to be

working very well. Right now I have the awful craving for a brownie

blast from Dairy Queen. I very seldom eat sweets but for some reason

today I am craving them ugh! I had to laugh when you said the next

step would be injecting frosting into your veins. I am also feeling

like I need to get that last bit of cravings in before my surgery.

How awful is that. I love food so much that I feel that I HAVE to

eat it before I have to say goodbye to it for a very very long time.

I too am going to look into support groups in my area after surgery.

I know this is only a tool and if I don't use this tool the way it

was intended then I will fail the way I have always had when it

comes to losing weight.

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