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6 weeks post-op and hunger hit!
I am trailing right behind you all at 5 weeks post op. I too could probably eat 1/2 cup but I measure everything. I got the little plastic to go cups with lids from Amazon and use those daily. I have the hunger feeling when I wake up in the morning. So I think I am going to start doing a protien snack before bed, to try to tie me over. I will either do a pudding with Protein mixed in or cottage cheese. I read that somewhere. I am trying to eat small portions 5x a day to keep it spread out. Now that doesn't happen everyday and sometimes I only wait 20 minutes after drinking to eat. It is a full time job to keep it all flowing to be able to reach my protein and liquid goal for the day. I have lost 34 as of today, so I can related that I wish it was more but as long as I see it going down I am happy. I will say the days I get my goal in the more I lose.
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Your Favorite Post-Op Go-to Foods
I toasted my turkey pepperoni to make it crispy like chips. Oh my it was so good.
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Return To Work
I was sleeved on July 23. Back to work August 3rd. I was fine but I will say another week would of been nice.
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Jello with Isopure Protein
I didn't try the Isopure I did do the Protein powder and it was cloudy. NOt sure you can fix that. It wasn't bad just looks funny.
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Jello Shot Souffle Cups
I can't wait to fill mine with chicken salad, Pimento cheese, Peanut Butter, Salsa and many other goodies. Taziki Sauce, Hummus, What other ideas do you have?
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Jello Shot Souffle Cups
I am going to order taster spoons today to help with the bite size. I have some washable baby spoons at home I am using. But I figure if I can take the throw away ones with me it would be nice.
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Jello Shot Souffle Cups
Just a suggestion. I ordered 2ounce sizes of the Souffle Cups from Amazon with Lids. They have been a life saver. I make my Jello and pudding in them. I add Protein to the recipe of jello and pudding then pour them into the cups evenly. Ounce I figure out how many I got(it has varying each time.) I divide how much protein is in each cup and write it on top of the cup. It has been great to take to work. I know the premade ready to eat Jello was to sweet for me. Might of been the flavor. Plus I wasted it because I couldn't eat all of it. These are perfect and keep awhile I would say.
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Can it really be this easy?
I am right there with you. I am two weeks out and it seems like it is smooth sailing. I keep thinking it was a dream and a short vacation from work. I have even snuck in cottage cheese because I was wondering if it would make me feel like I actually had the surgery. Still nothing. I feel blessed but wonder what is to come. Good Luck and hopefully we will both continue to have a pleasant ride.
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Made it to the post sleevers
Congrats! Sorry you had such a rough tiem with the anethesia. Sips is key. I am two weeks out and it seems like a dream and not reality at this point. I too never thought I would do this, the second or third day I was like WTH did you do. You idiot. I have to keep remembering why I did it. It is a tool. It has been to easy for me, It is like if someone would of brainwashed me years ago I wouldn't have had to go threw this. I quit smoking cold turkey as soon as I said I was going to do it. And haven't really struggled with wanting more food. No Taste and Texture YES!!! Good Luck!
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Working out
I'm eleven days. Did a light Pilates workout. Hit some Tennis Balls. Walking 5 miles a day. Still a little sore to run. But not that far away. I say your body will let you know. My Dr. Told me I could start when he released me from hospital. Now I know he wasn't all that serious. As I had signed up to play in a Tennis Tournament. I withdrew realizing that wasn't going to happen! But do plan on playing in one in two weeks. Hoping my endurance is there.
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What to stock fridge up with?!?!
Don't over buy. What taste good one day you might gag at the next. I purchased a bunch of soups that I never even opened because they never sounded good. Broth, protein Shakes, jello( I made mine one pre-made I bought made me not eat jello for several days.). Popcicles. Everything else try a little bit at a time. InjuryChicken is one of my favorites.
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9 days out, 8 oz of soup?
Oh I am so glad I found this post. I am able to get in all my liquids and protein with ease. I am 9 days post op and last night I went to watch a tennis match. I took a Vitamin Water to sip on and realized I not only drank the whole thing I had another one in my purse that was half full and I drank that one as well. Around 24 ounces in 3 hours. It's like I didn't even have surgery. I sipped. And had no pain. I am getting worried this is going all wrong for me.
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July sleevers?
Post Op 3 days. I feel great my stomach where my big incision is is still very sore. I have slept most of the time since being home getting up to go to the bathroom and walk. I was hoping I would feel like doing more as I have some fun projects I wanted to work on but not really in the mood. Even TV is not entertaining for me. I am so worried about getting in my liquid. I feel good though and would love ideas on different protein etc. I had egg drop and wonton soup with protein added which was really good. I purchased Thai homestyle soup that I think I am going to add lite coconut milk too to try to get the flavor of Tom Kha Soup. Thanks everyone and good luck to those who have it coming up.
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TODAY!
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July sleevers?
Wow! Things just got real. I have been scheduled to report to the hospital tomorrow at 11 am. I just received the phone call to confirm and now it's 6 a.m! I had planned such a leisurely morning to get ready and be there by 11. I am happy it is earlier, less being grumpy with no liquids after midnight. Getting excited!
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