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CJ Sunshine

Duodenal Switch Patients
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  1. Well, here I am, nearly 5 days out. I'm still super tired, nauseated, in pain, and ready to feel better. I considered it a success today when I ate low-fat cream of chicken soup, strained of all the bits (Probably the first time I've been happy that Campbell's has cheaped-out and put the equivalent of a thumbtack size chunk of chicken in the whole can. Easier to strain!) I ate 1/2 cup made with water, a Tblsp of Nonfat dry milk  powder, and after it cooked I stirred in some unflavored protein powder. A hot dinner

    Wondering how does anyone else deal with taking care of family? I still needed to cook dinner for my honey. He got a turkey burger, baked potato, and mixed veggies. This was the first time I've cooked for him post-op. So hard not to be able to taste anything, and still wanting to....

    Anyway, I took my calcium chew today,  my multivitamin, my ondansetron, my omeprazole, my oxycodone, my docusate sodium, and ate a sugar free pudding cup, the soup, and about 1/2 cup of water, and took all day to drink a protein shake. 

    1. CJ Sunshine

      CJ Sunshine

      Well, I figure I need to cook us dinner right now anyway...so I make enough that we can have one meal and then the extra I put in vacuum packs and in the freezer they go! She is grateful and appreciative that I care enough to do it in advance...I like to cook anyway, but I'm not stepping foot in the kitchen in the weeks after my surgery.

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  2. Gastric bypass scheduled for October 19th.   Excited, scared and worried. 

    1. CJ Sunshine

      CJ Sunshine

      Good luck! It's exciting when they give you a date. Mine is the 14th of September...right around the corner!

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  3. Well, here I am, nearly 5 days out. I'm still super tired, nauseated, in pain, and ready to feel better. I considered it a success today when I ate low-fat cream of chicken soup, strained of all the bits (Probably the first time I've been happy that Campbell's has cheaped-out and put the equivalent of a thumbtack size chunk of chicken in the whole can. Easier to strain!) I ate 1/2 cup made with water, a Tblsp of Nonfat dry milk  powder, and after it cooked I stirred in some unflavored protein powder. A hot dinner

    Wondering how does anyone else deal with taking care of family? I still needed to cook dinner for my honey. He got a turkey burger, baked potato, and mixed veggies. This was the first time I've cooked for him post-op. So hard not to be able to taste anything, and still wanting to....

    Anyway, I took my calcium chew today,  my multivitamin, my ondansetron, my omeprazole, my oxycodone, my docusate sodium, and ate a sugar free pudding cup, the soup, and about 1/2 cup of water, and took all day to drink a protein shake. 

    1. CJ Sunshine

      CJ Sunshine

      I cannot imagine cooking for someone else before I am eating solid foods. I told my wife that she is on her own for the next two months! We have a vacuum sealer, so I'm making individual servings of things like spaghetti sauce, stew and other things that freeze well, so I'm not abandoning her completely. But this one time...right after my surgery (2 weeks and one day away)....I'm going to take care of me.

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