Night out with the girls! What to drink?

[Bonnie66]

I'm going out with the girls on saturday coming, this is my first night out since my operation and the girls don't know I've had a bypass. I'm really looking forward to the day and night, I know that I will tell the girls that I have had the operation., as they would think it funny that I am not drinking and eating. These will be the first people I have told other than my family and closest friends. I know these girls well enough that I don't expect anyone to judge me.
My biggest problem is what do I drink all night?
Could I take some NAS cordial and just get water at the bar?
HELP..... Hope someone has some suggestions

 

[pizzaman]

Having similar dilemma myself see http://www.wlsurgery.com/wls-gastri...ne-alcoholic-sparkling-high-sugar-drinks.html for a few suggestions.

Still not decided on what drinks I could comfortable order in a noisy bar without getting question from people I am with, have/am telling all my close friends, but occasions will arise when going out and don’t want to broadcast the fact.

 

[Kath in Buxton]

If you don't dump on orange juice, that's a good one, you could ask them to add a little tap water to dilute it, or, earlier this week my hubby and I went out, and the pub served coffee . . . not ideal on a girly night out though. Another thing I tried was Britvic orange mixed with diet bitter lemon in a tall glass with lots of ice and one of those stirring stick things that they have at the bar. The ice dilutes it, and if you stir it for long enough you can get the fizz out. Also, many pubs have bottled mineral water, which is ok with lots of sliced lemon in it
The important thing to remember though is, whatever you drink or don't drink, ENJOY YOURSELF!!

 

[Big an Bouncy]

j2o and water with ice,cranberry juice.

 

[Bonnie66]

Thanks for suggestions, Kath I am so going to enjoy myself. I have been looking forward to this night for so long. xx

 

[Kath in Buxton]

Good for you!! Hope you have a great time xxx