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PeteO

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    PeteO got a reaction from Sleevie WonderLand in Is there an iPhone app that you can use to log in meals?   
    Check out the myFitnessPal.com app. I use the website and the blackberry app.
    http://www.myfitnesspal.com/iphone
    My brother has it as well on his android, and that version has functionality to read the barcode for a food and pull it in to your food log ... pretty cool. I don't know if the iPhone version has that functionality or not.
    I like it because I can enter my information on-line or via mobile device and it is all in the same place.
    -Pete
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    PeteO got a reaction from Sweet Toni in Tasty Goodness   
    So today, I was able to start on canned chicken, tuna, baked fis etc. My surgeons office suggested that I mix it with some sort of dressing to cut the dryness and help it go down easier. Well, I don't care for Miracle Whip or Mayo, so I cam up with another solution ...
    I took about 2 oz. canned chicken breast (Swanson's) and mixed it with 1 tbsp of the Frank's Red Hot Wing sauce.
    I got my Protein, my low carbs, and my Buffalo Sauce fix all at once. I ate about an ounce of it and was stuffed.
    Nutrional Info as made: 65 cal, 1 gr. fat, 1 gr. carb, and 12g protein.
    Not much of a recipe, but it sure beats mushies!!!!
    -Pete
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    PeteO got a reaction from LadyIvy in New to group   
    I am 36 and have 4 boys - a 7 year old, a 5 year old and identical twin 2 year olds. I was very open and honest about my surgery with them ... to the point that I took a drawing of a body/stomach and a pencil and showed them exactly what the doctor was going to do. I also told them why he was doing it ... to help me lose weight so that I could be around longer and play with them more.
    After my procedure, I showed them my incisions and such.
    They were more inquisitive than worried and great through the whole ordeal.
    -Pete

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