Biancka

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Hi,

I've read all your posts to everyone and all the things you are

feeling and experiencing are all normal. Post-op depression is one

of them especially in a case where surgery is not a cure just a

treatment. You expect to be 100% but that isn't go to happen.

I remember crying almost every day. It has a lot to do with all the

strange things you are feeling and the anesthesia. In your situation

you had more than others.

As for eating dinner at 6... I started out doing that also and

nothing to eat after that. My favorite time to snack was always late

at night when I was playing on the computer. I now eat dinner at 7

and have a little snack at 9. I do however go for a walk for about

20-30 minutes after dinner to make sure all my food has gone down. I

haven't been bothered by anything at night lately. As a matter of

fact I'm sleeping better than I've slept in years. Of course this is

4 months after surgery. Like I said yesterday, it takes a long time

to feel better and you just have to take it very slow. You'll find

out what foods and drinks you can tolerate and what times you can eat

your last meal just by trial and error.

Hope you have a great day

Deb NJ