Is it that it makes you feel full or like a fake out for a caloric intake or something - the reason that you don't want to drink? Anyway, just try sipping water throughout the day, maybe that'll help. Good luck. :)

I really DON'T like the feeling of feeling full...that could be a reason, but I'm not sure. I HAVE to drink by friday, otherwise I could lose all control over my health care...and that...would drive me nuts.

When I was at my worst, I didn't eat and I couldn't drink water. It was like I just wanted to be empty all the time. I don't know if it's common, but that was my personal experience. XO

drink some water...it's vital and you're just gonna pee it out anyway...recovery has to start somewhere so start by making water a part of your daily routine...you'll learn to get used to it...practice makes perfect...you can do it...Jenny :)

I did start drinking after I started having tingling in my arms and hands...then realized that I was VERY much hating the "full" feeling...even with water. It's not like I had much of a choice anyway...if I didn't increase my hydration by tomorrow, I would have been forced to go to hospital...and I most definitely did not want to be there...

You really do need what, at bare minimum, at that's what it sounds like it is.

I hear what you say about feeling full, so, you need to change the approach - maybe set yourself up for chewing an ice cube once ever half hour (or drinking 2 tablespoons of water). Make it something small to start, and then, rather than increase the frequence, increase the quantity.

And, I'm not sure how you feel about this, but since you are really not getting any vitamins or minerals, or anything really - can you go to the store and check out Aquafina - vita charge (I think that's it). It is water that is fortified with viatmins, minerals, etc - so, even if you are taking only small doses, your getting some benefits.

But, when all is said and done, the body cannot survive long without water - pls look after yourself.