were you hungry during your post op liquid stage?

 I see a lot of threads about which liquids, not getting enough liquids, wanting ideas on pureed stages, but no one mentions if they are actually hungry during these stages? my revision surgery is June 4 and I'm having a few last questions....

It varies from person to person... I did feel some hunger during my liquid phase, but it seemed to be satisfied pretty easily with sugar free jello and popsicles, for the most part.

I am on it right now. And yes. I am hungry. But it is definately easier than doing the same diet pre op. Though mine thankfully wasn't weeks of that, just 3 days. I do know I can't wait for pureed. Never ever would have thought I would say that...but I feel like I need something more solid.

 I never was.  I think it was the whole healing and detoxing thing.  I was one who had to schedule my alarms to remind me that it was time.

 Same here, I haven't been hungry since surgery!  I do enjoy eating when I eat but I'm really not hungry at all between meals.

I just finished post op liquid diet and YES I was hungry!!!!! I had hunger pains wake me up out of my sleep...once I was able to get more protein in my pains stoped!

Nope! Never was hungry until about 3 months out and then it wasn't even real hunger - it was acid. I do get "hungry" now, but not in at all the same way I did before. Not once in the last five months have I HAD to eat. Sure, I know it's time to eat, but that's about it. Most of the time on the weekends I forget to eat! Who would have thought? LOL!

I wasn't. (Still in the first two weeks but don't have to stick to liquids now.) 

Drinking was easy for me after the first couple of days when I was experiencing nausea.  By day four I think I got down 3 shakes and after that it has been 4 a day, with soup once and water and such.  My main issue is that I really needed that soup.  It was the flavor I needed--and it tasted SO GOOD.  

So there was no hunger because I was having to drink stuff fairly often.  I would have to say rather than "hunger" there would be a need for something not sweet.  Which is where the soups came in.