Kelsan

It sounds normal to me too. I would still measure my food and do not try and over eat your sleeve or push it though.

That's so sad. Man that has to be difficult both emotionally and physical. I'm in the clear liquid stage of my diet, but I can add Unjury Unflavored protein powder to beef broth. It has the same consistency as plain water. Do you think you could do anything like that and keep it down? That way you'd be getting in some protein. Good luck honey, I feel terrible for you!

Wow, what a story you have! I'm sure it's hard to be away from home that long, but you seem to have a positive attidude, plus you're in the safest plzce possible. I hope you feel better soon!!!

i had a situation just like yours and everything turned out okay. try and stay positive! my vsg was delayed 2 mos. because of it, but that's okay by me.

Well, you look lovely and you should be very proud of yourself!

Oh, I'm sorry you're not feeling very good. I can understand how you'd feel this way though, but I'm only three days out - but it has been a challenging three days I hope we both look back on this time and are able to say (like most others) how we're so happy we had it done and the only regret is not doing it sooner. Can you talk to your nutritionist/or doctor about your pain when eating and discuss options?

I was sleeved May 6 also. I'm scared to have a full feeling. I'm just trying to drink enough and get some protein in as well. I feel like I have a very gassy/bloated tummy though.

Go with what you originally wanted. Call your insurance company yourself and tell them your situation speak to a "higher up" to save time and explaining the situation more than you need to.

I use Opurity (people who make Unjury protein powder). It's a one a day thing. I also take a calcium.

So sorry you're not feeling well. Keep us posted on what's going on.

I'm still in the clear liquid stage and trying to deal with air bubbles, I can't imagine eating a banana in a few days, yikes. Hope everything goes well with this learning curve.

So nice.

Thanks for posting the topic. It's something I've been curious about too! Good luck.

When did you have your surgery? I'm three days post-op and have low energy, but I try hard to get protein (isopure) and drink enough. That's about all I can do for now.

i'm three days post-op and i'd have to say NO WAY!!!!!

Congrats, you look beautiful!

oh no, so sorry you're feeling down! i hope it gets better very soon!!!

I have my surgery on Monday at noon. I'm getting very, very nervous for the first time. I'm actually on-line searching for reasons not to do this! I have a bad case of the jitters with a side of cold feet. On to your question;I'm curious about the diet part too also I'm wondering how many people have to take ant-acids after their surgery. So sorry for hijacking.

i think you'll do great!

I know what ya mean. I just try and show the Grinch's of the world a little love in hopes that they can pay it forward. It's my inner pollyanna/tree hugger comming out, either that or i'm actually starving from this pre-op liquid diet!!!

Are we ready for a group hug yet?

i know the particlular situation(s) the Op is talking about, and I agree. we can all have an opinion without being indignant or rude. Tough love is one thing, nasty, is another.

My pre-op liquid diet was really difficult for me, but each day got a little easier and a little easier. Which I think will lend itself well for the "after" way of eating. This whole experience is a process and with anything else in life, we learn as we go. I think it was Maya Angelou who said "When you know better, you do better." I'm certainly doing better, even if it's baby steps.

Woot - woot, we're sleeve sisters! I'm in for surgery Monday at 12p.m.. I'm usually a nervous nelly about these things but I feel oddly calm about it. Good luck to you, I hope you have a safe and speedy recovery! Check back in when you feel up to it.

Also, contact your insurance company directly and see what is required and see if they can send you those requirements in the mail. That was the first thing I did when considering this surgery.