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(deactivated member)
on 8/15/16 6:51 pm

I have always drank decaf. Not because I couldn't drink the real stuff. It always made me feel weird.

pammieanne
on 8/16/16 10:28 am - OK

RNY on 05/16/16

I have always had decaf too... caffeine (even in a soda when I drank far too much Diet Dr. Pepper) affects me in weird ways. I get shaky, and then I fall head first into a bag of (insert any) carb loaded snack I can grab! My favorite were the Red bag of lays potato chips!

Height 5'5" HW 260 SW 251 CW 141.6 (2/27/18)

RNY 5-16-16 Pre-Op 9lbs, M1-18.5lbs, M2-18.1lbs, M3-14.8lbs, M4-10.4lbs, M5-9.2lbs, M6-7lbs, M7-6.2lbs, M8-8.8lbs,M9-7.8lbs, M10-1 lb, M11-.6lbs, M12-4.4lbs

halliday
on 8/16/16 7:12 am

RNY on 04/12/16

My surgeon told me no caffeine after surgery, so I drank decaf after couple of weeks. At my 3 month check up, I asked if I could start drinking regular coffee again and he said OK to one small cup (not mug) per day.

HW = 296 SW = 273 GW = 195

Deanna798
on 8/16/16 10:36 am

RNY on 08/04/15

my NUT said no caffeine after surgery, so I switched to decaf. They even served me decaf in the hosptial. I switched to regular at about 3 months post op. i drink a couple cups a day now.

Age: 44 | Height: 5' 3" | Starting January 2015: 291 | RNY 8/4/15 with Dr. Arthur Carlin| Goal: 150

Listen to advice and accept discipline, and at the end you will be counted among the wise. ~Proverbs 19:20

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