abridgie

I just don't understand why some people are so stuck on the actions of others. If I decide to eat a small fries from McDonald's right now and then post, nothing you say will remove those fries from my stomach. Telling me I'm a screw up, that I might die, that I have hidden motives, that I wasn't ready for surgery, etc won't change the fact that the fries are sitting in my sleeve. It won't change the fact that I have a sleeve and that I made a poor choice. Encouraging me to make better choices in the future would help.
And if something happened to me, the "blood" would be on my own hands as my hands fed me the fries. Not anyone else's.

I know all about the money! i'm lucky enough that i only had to put down $2500 and my parents paid that and i get to make payments to them. it's hard with a family of four on one income but it's well worth it. Good luck

Wait till you get to Sarcasm Specialist.

If you have a blender you can puree almost anything, chicken, turkey, turkey meatballs, stew beef, just use gravy or broth to help it puree smoother, purr vegetables, potatoes etc.. use cheese, salsa, alfredo sauce etc for flavor just watch your calories, carbs, sugars, and fat.

check out emilybites.com and http://theworldaccordingtoeggface.blogspot.com/

Search around here for the ricotta bake, you may like it.

i had my sleeve DEC 3 2012. I'm not going to lie i woke up thinking what did i do? i'm now post op day 14 and love this new life! i don't know how much weight I've lost other than pre op because i'm trying my best to weight until my first post op appointment so i can have a big number! any tips yall can give me on food recipes would be greatly appreciated