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crmcguir76

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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    crmcguir76 reacted to New Hope in A beginner's guide to fills   
    Kathy, don't eat 2 hours prior to your fill. But it's o.k. to drink up until then. You'll do fine!
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    crmcguir76 reacted to O.T.R. sleever in Fried Food   
    I had a Popeye's spicy chicken tender when I was about 4weeks out. Didn't cause any problems, but I did realize that it doesn't taste near as good as I remember.
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    crmcguir76 reacted to traceyc in Fried Food   
    When was your surgery? Fried food is the same as any other solid food. Won't hurt you if you chew it up really really well and is allowed in your food stage. You are told to avoid fried food because it is high calorie, high fat, high carb and usually not much to it nutritionally speaking. I have nibbled on a few fried things since surgery. My sleeve was fine with it, but my calorie counter was not. lol
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    crmcguir76 reacted to Joni in I Think I've Began To Mourn Food :(   
    Absolutely, I totally understand what you're going through. I went out with hubby and suddenly really, really wanted a sandwich. 2 pieces of bread, meat, mayo, cheese, lettuce, tomato. I'm still on full liquids so that is totally out of question. I almost cried. Just remember, the weight is going to start falling off, making us feel better about it; and WE WILL be able to eat more in the future. I send you a sister in misery hug!

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