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Bread

I have read postings where banders are eating regular bread. I was told to only eat whole wheat but would love a slice of sour dough at some point. Is this prohibitied? Has anyone had problems eating bread other than whole wheat?

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Youll know you cant when it causes you pain, excessive salivation or vomiting! You figure it out pretty quickly. I can eat bread but it is a food more likely to get stuck and over time you just dont fancy it so much anymore. I had my band unfilled for six months and really really enjoyed toast for breakie again but oh boy once youbput butter and jam on it its a fair whack of your daily calories. Fill back up tp my normal level and suddenlybi just dont want it anymore. So just try it cautiously and if it doesnt work for you take heart thatvyou wont really miss it.

I was,told,no bread, pasta or rice for first 6 mos. It does not bother me not to have pasta or rice. Bread I am not sure, I am mentally ready to have it, I think I will get a taste and then keep wanting more. So for now just keeping away from it.

Susan "Stop the insanity" Powter (who always irritated the p!ss out of me) used to say EAT DOUGH, LOOK LIKE DOUGH! Whether I can eat bread or not, I don't!

I never touch the stuff...

Bread, Buns, Rolls you name it.and there is no way that I eat any of it.

As long as it is toasted, I don't have a problem with bread.....I love sourdough,and rye bread...yum,yum....Also sourdough muffins!

Anything that resembles bread gives me trouble. I don't eat any type of bread, rolls, buns, muffins, tortillas, bagels, donuts, pizza crust ......... I also have trouble with Pasta and rice.

If I have a bread craving I eat a few reduced fat wheat thins. They don't bother me, but I only eat about 6-8.

I don't bother with calorie counting.

Sorry but there is no way to tell what is going to work when. chicken is seldom a problem, in fact meats in general. There are just days when I feel different, I know when I wake up if Breakfast has to be liquid or not. I can't feel the tightness but I know it's there. I can get the desire for something like Tuna salad, get it made, sit down and just looking at it I know I can't eat it. Maybe it's in my mind, but I have tried to ignore it, start to eat and I feel my throat close off and I can't even start to chew it. I have had something for lunch, try the leftovers for dinner and it won't go down. There is a feeling you get to know quickly.I cant even say that I get stuck because the food doesn't get far enough in to be stuck.

When I have had "stuck" issues, it has been most often, that I didn't listen to my body. Sometimes I feel myself get full, but just a little is left so I try to eat it. Or, I am eating to fast get air in and feel the need to burp, If I stop eating no matter how much I have had I am usually OK.

It is different for everyone and different at different fill levels. Just learn to listen to what your body is saying and you will be fine.B)

You said a mouthful ! I know how to tell also, and I listen to my body. There is no sense in trying to fight this , because you will not win.

I'm do for a slight fill today, and it already started out as one of those days.

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