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First Pb + Jelly Sandwich In Almost A Year!

So this is very random and really has no point but I wanted to share this.

I ate a PB+Jelly sandwich (no crusts, measured) and had no blockage!!! Like my title says, I havent been able to eat one since my surgery almost a year ago.

I know its time for another fill, havent had one in almost 5 months but I dont need them anymore. The band has given me that kick in the ass I needed to get a jump start at loosing weight and now its all me! Im glad I stayed true to myself and found the will.

Thanks for reading...

oh the small things!!! :D

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Nothing wrong with a pb&j sandwich as long as it was whole wheat bread, measured Peanut Butter and measured low sugar jam. You know that Welch's now has jelly/jam with no high fructose and corny syrup? Just measure, 1tsp goes a long way...

mmm mmm I am sure that was about the best sandwich you ate so far :)

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yes it was amazing... like I mentioned in my post it was measured, wheat bread...however I did use real fruit jam. No crusts though! never liked them anyway.

washed it down with a cold glass of fat free milk. Best lunch in a while. ;)

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