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What Does A Typical Food Day Look Like 7 Days Post Op

I'm curious to know what everyone is eating 1 week from being banded. My day looks like this

Breakfast: 1/4 cup cream of wheat, and a little yogurt

Lunch: soup cream of broccoli blended, tomato etc

dinner: more soup and blended cottage cheese

I'll have sf popsicle at night

And sf pudding, I also drink crystal light and water.

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I have the same question. I feel like I am eating too often. I can't have cream of wheat or yogurt until next week but I am doing the soups. I drink 2 protein shakes a day to help get my protein in and they do make me feel "full" longer. Are you strictly only eating during those meal times or are you drinking more throughout the day?

I am not at 7 days out, but according to my patient planning book, looks about the same except no cream of wheat....probably yogart, smoothies, soup, i have extra protein shakes just in case, and purchased carnation breakfast........I am still on one more day of clear liquids, post op

I was on full liquids at this point and would eat yogurt with no chunks or fruit, creamed soups, lipton cup of soup cream of chicken, protein drinks, and SF jello..

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