allbeast1979

I agree it does blow, I tried so many different drinks of the pre made Protien shakes, making my shakes, Jello, yogurts, you name it but if you are healing quick like I did, when I saw my dr one week after surgery my dr said I healed great and was able to introduce small amounts of foods slowly. First thing I tried was these turkey meatballs from farmrich, hade two of them and serving size was 6, it feels great to chew real food. I still do my shakes and they do help with getting all Protien in for the day. I am an impatient man but you can stick it out and never go against the dr orders.

I agree it does blow, I tried so many different drinks of the pre made Protien shakes, making my shakes, Jello, yogurts, you name it but if you are healing quick like I did, when I saw my dr one week after surgery my dr said I healed great and was able to introduce small amounts of foods slowly. First thing I tried was these turkey meatballs from farmrich, hade two of them and serving size was 6, it feels great to chew real food. I still do my shakes and they do help with getting all Protien in for the day. I am an impatient man but you can stick it out and never go against the dr orders.

I feel great today I did 30min on tredmill at 3.0 speed, 2.0 incline and felt great. I got home and played biggest loser on kinect and raised it to moderate, and 30min workout, I did the box fit routine and was hard but scored great. The hard things it does is the pushup stuff but I try anyways lol.

I had surgery on January 24, 2014 and on the 24 of February is when dr said. Since I had sleeve and healed quick and no complication and eating great no issues, he said im great to go. Different people different stages. My friend had it done the first week of January and is still trying to get to where im at. I get 80-120 grams of Protein in, getting in 64oz Water, and staying at or under 1200 calories.

So whats the best quick way to get something to eat when in a rush?

Awesome and good luck on the surgery.