I am trying to keep my diet healthy seeing I was in the hospital and had to eat light and also cleanse my system for that dang surgery. So tonight, seeing I could get nobody to do anything more than just to drive me to the store, I decided to have fish. So I made a salad from a cut mix of radishes and carrots, snap peas and green types.
Added a broiled piece of white fish flavored with Kosher Sour Salt (sour like vitamin C) and sea salt with fresh ginger. I laid this on the salad topped by fresh cherry craisins, cherry tomatoes, and feta garnished by a side butternut squash that was steamed. All fresh with no extra butter or sauces.
So is this a heart attack waiting to happen? I ask because this because this is normally along the lines of how I eat, (and this was a very small portion) I cook big, but then share a plate with the baby and the older son comes by and wants some, the roommate and tonight my teen daughter wanted a ton of my fish. So basically I had squash and fish. Skip the rest.
I have not had but two cups and I mean an actual normal coffee cup of coffee for this whole week and I am normally a two shots of double esspresso kind of gal. (sp) (each morning) The drugs the doc had me on for pain seemed to kill the headaches while I detoxed.
Anyhow, before this operation I had so many things going wrong down in the lower regions it was as if nothing went in or out and if food went in, I immediately gained weight. My doctor said I would see a lot of changes and I seem to be seeing what he said, but I am afraid to believe it. I stepped on the scale and the day of the operation and I had hit an all time large. (Lets leave it at that) When I came out I was all bloated and worried that I was going to look like a stuffed pig forever, but today the swelling is going down and I find myself almost (just shy) 20 lbs less.
I want to work with this and my whole body just feels different. I am starting to think some of my theories and the docs theories were right. My body is working like I have not seen it work in 10 years and that is a long time to be living in pain and missing half a month if not the whole month feeling dragged down. The feeling I felt of a constant drain does not exist now. I cannot believe it.
Anybody have this happen after taking care of a hysterectomy? Does it continue if you work with it? I really am not doing anything different than before but I am relaxed and sleeping soundly. I am eating more than normal actually and not excercising at all. (I can't yet) The most I have done was catch a ride to the store today and pick out a slice of fresh fish to broil.
Just wondering if this is too good to be true? I am feeling really swell despite the extreme fatigue of walking in the store.