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that is plenty of time to start feeling normal and be able to eat a bit more normally- you will be on solid food by then and know what your sleeve can and cannot handle
you may find yourself a bit more fatigued after some of the activities, it does take the body a while to recover but rest assured you will be fine to do most anything
have fun!
that is plenty of time to start feeling normal and be able to eat a bit more normally- you will be on solid food by then and know what your sleeve can and cannot handle
you may find yourself a bit more fatigued after some of the activities, it does take the body a while to recover but rest assured you will be fine to do most anything
have fun!
HW: 258lbs SW: 240 CW: 140 I am 5 foot 7 and 30 years old
VSG 12/21/10 Plastics: Tummy tuck, breast lift, and augmentation 11/3/11
Soon to be veterinarian!! xoxo
Do you think you can handle all that gorgeous food around 24/7 and knowing that you will not be able to eat much of anything?? At that point, I think you will probably still be on soft food/ mushy stage.. not positive. That is not the kind of food that is going to be around much on a cruise. How are you going to feel having a protein drink in your cabin, knowing how much you paid NOT to be able to eat? Personally, I would save the cruise for a later time.
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