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.Maria.

LAP-BAND Patients

I think the "mushie" stage is different with every surgeon. I was told no pasta at all. You should probably call your docs office and ask.

Mine consisted of:

Soups

Skim MIlk

Light Yogurt

Sugar Free Fudgicles

Diet V8 splash

Sugar free pudding

+ all clear liquids

Seanamw

LAP-BAND Patients

Pasta can be a real irritant to your new tummy, as well as the cheese. I have had my band since July of last year and I have kept away from all breads & pastas except for one day when that loaf of bread on the table at the restaurant looked so yummy....one piece won't hurt, right? Well it did, big time, and that was a few months into having the band. Maria's list looks like mine did save the pudding, I think I became lactose intorerant after being banded. Good luck!

tracey1964

LAP-BAND Patients

mac and cheese im sure thats fatty?? food

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