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Team Lunch Today :-0

I'm taking my staff out to a team lunch today. Since I'm the one that had those lovely stuck episodes yesterday (had 2nd fill on Tuesday), I'm a bit nervous. I thought I might try some type of Soup for lunch. We're going to BJ's Restaurant in CO. They have a huge selection but I'm thinking a soup might be what my body needs. Having a banana Protein shake for Breakfast.

Ay suggestions?

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I think soup is your best option. Good Luck!

Soup is always safe. Enjoy!

Hello. I'm sorry to hear of your problems. Please note I am not trying to be mean spirited. What does your doctor tell you to eat post fill? Were you eating solids? Mine calls for 24 hours of liquids and then 24 hours of mushies. Since you had a bad stuck episode yesterday I would stay on liquids today and maybe tomorrow. I would def. not do solids either day.

I often get stuck while I'm out :-/ . I would definitely stick with a soup, just so you don't have to do the awkward rushing off to the bathroom with people around who you may not want to know you've had a surgery!

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I'm happy to report that I had a lovely tomato bisque soup, and it was deeelicious. I feel full too, so I'm OK :-)

To those that asked: my surgeons office had told me to have liquids that night & that I could go back to normal food the following day. Needless to say, I won't do that again. YIPES!

Noe for dinner tonight... maybe some yummy soft flounder...

Thanks everyone!

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