
I am now a real-life medi-faster. My first day is drawing to a close. Like, drmjwdvm, I have a thumping headache.

I’m glad to know it’s only temporary. Had some hunger today

, too, but nothing insurmountable. It looks like WATER is going to be my Achilles heel. I put a gallon jug of water in the fridge last night figuring that I could more easily keep track of my fluid intake if I filled my glass from the jug all day. What I found is that I don’t drink enough water to keep a lizard alive.

It’s 8:48 pm (CA time) and I’m not even to the halfway point yet. I have not had any diet soda or Crystal Lite to drink, and yet I feel like my eyeballs are floating. I
absolutely have to drink my water as I am already at risk for dehydration without MF. This was my MD’s one reservation about this program, but I promised her I would drink all my water and then some. Does anyone have to tips they use to be able to drink all this water?

:water::water::water::water: HELP!