tomato pie

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You're super close to goal! Congrats!. Oh no, that's just my goal for the end of the month my ultimate goal is 155 Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App

Ooh! Me! I'm in, thank you! Current weight: 202 Goal weight: 192 Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App

I got pregnant 10 months after surgery back in 2013 (and pregnant again in 2015!!) my doctor assured me that the baby would not suffer from my low intake. The baby takes everything they need and if anyone were to suffer from not eating enough, it would be the mother. I was down to 170 pounds when I got pregnant the first time, gained 15 pounds, after she was born I managed to not lose a single pound (my fault, not the surgery's) and a month after her first birthday I became pregnant with my second. That time I gained 30 pounds (up to 225, if you can follow my rambling). She is now 2 months old and I'm down to 205 pounds and trying hard to lose the rest. Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App

If you type "pizza topping only" into mfp, there's actually quite a lot of options to choose from

I think I'll try the pudding idea next. Thanks for your ideas! Before surgery I tried making a fruit smoothie with the powder, fruit, milk, and yogurt and I still could taste it :/

What kind of chewable do you take?? I'm 4 months out and always took the gummy vitamins with no problem. And then there was today. I was feeling adventurous and tried to take a regular multivitamin (up&up Target brand) and for the first time since being sleeved I vomited.

I've been in denial for a long time about my protein intake. I don't eat meat and, at most, get 40 grams a day. I have a bunch of protein powder hidden in the back of the pantry, I can not stand the taste/smell. Here is the routine for when I actually bring myself to drink it: I have to hold my nose through the entire process, including when I open the tub to get a scoop out, put it in a shaker cup with 4 ounces of milk (the less I have to choke down, the better). Then I have to chug it down quickly. Then rinse my mouth out and pop in a peppermint, swish it around all surfaces of my mouth, including my lips. After another minute or 2, then, and only then, will I allow myself to breathe through my nose. But wait, I'm not done, now I need a strong stick of gum to chew for awhile because I will burp in a few minutes and it will taste like the nasty protein shake I just tried so hard to avoid tasting in the first place. There has got to be a better way! Let me say this: I have tried (and love) the clear Isopure protein drinks. The problem is I can not afford them at this point and need to use what I already own which is, unfortunately, chocolate and vanilla powders. Please let me know if you have found an easier way...

Quick question... after a stall, did you still lose at the same rate as before? Or did it slow down after that for you?

See now, my surgeon and dietician's line of thinking seems to be opposite of what others have posted here. Mine told me to get to 1000-1200 as soon as possible. I am 3.5 months post op but those caloric guidelines were made very clear to me at my 1 week check up.

Are you diabetic or do you drink excessive amounts of water? I'm not much help but if you google 'proteinuria' you might find some helpful info