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Pre-Op appointment today

I had my pre-op appointment today. I lost 14 pounds since my surgery on 3/20. I guess walking 1/2 mile every day is paying off. Total weight loss since starting my journey 38 lbs. Now I start my soft diet phase.

I'm having cravings out of this world. I want spaghetti so bad. If I blend it, do you think it would be ok to eat it?

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I had my pre-op appointment today. I lost 14 pounds since my surgery on 3/20. I guess walking 1/2 mile every day is paying off. Total weight loss since starting my journey 38 lbs. Now I start my soft diet phase.

I'm having cravings out of this world. I want spaghetti so bad. If I blend it, do you think it would be ok to eat it?

You mean you had your post-op appointment today, right? lol You're doing wonderful! My doctor doesn't allow Pasta, rice, bread, etc because it's too high in carbs, it will make you feel full only temporarily, and I also heard that it expands in your stomach which can cause it to get stuck. Why not try a substitute.. spaghetti squash is delicious!! I refused to give in to my "bad" cravings so early on because I didn't want to start up my bad habits again.

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Yes. I mean my post-op. oops

Congrats on your success so far. Eat the meatballs....not the pasta. :)

Congrats on your success so far. Eat the meatballs....not the Pasta. :)

agree with this (the meat (balls) has more Protein and way more filling then the pasta.....

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