I have a question- Does anybody work midnights?

Is there anybody that works midnights and has had or having this surgery?I do not have a clue how to design my eating schedule. Please help if you can.

Interesting question... At first it won't matter when you are on all liquids. After that, you probably should discuss it with your nutritionist. My advice is make it fit your life as best you can with no more than 5 hours between meals. Joy (3/1)

Well my job has 4 different times starts and they are 7pm to 3am, 8pm to 4am, 9pm to5am & 6pm to 4am. You can just imagine what my eating schedule is going to be like. We get a 20 minute break every hour but by the time we get to the break room, and the time it takes to get back to the floor we have like a 13 to 15 minute break. It all depends on what part of the building your in. I work in a casino if you're wondering. I figure I'll just have a couple of protein shakes for the week during work or maybe I'll have something out of our cafe, that's only if they have something worth having. 302lbs/22 days & counting

You have more of a challenge then I do.

Well, if you compare your schedule with someone who works days you can look at it this way: The day worker goes to bed at a certian time, say 9 pm and gets up at like 6 am. You, the night worker get home like what 7 and get to sleep like 9 am til like six pm.... basically your schedule is flipped from the day worker. I know this is long and drawn out but what I'm trying to say is that you should be able to balance it just like a day person only in reverse. I hope this helped...

I work 3rd shift and I agree with Gayle .. just take a "normal" persons eating schedule and flip it... as far as eating goes pre-op right now I just eat when I get hungry which is usualy ASAP so if you get a schedule worked out let me know!!