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Tomorrow is the big day!! Puree suggestions??

Tomorrow at 10:15 ill be getting banded!! I feel like I should be nervous, but in not. I'm too da** excited to be nervous!! I'm so pumped to get this done!

So what are some puréed foods that you guys ate? I'd love to hear suggestions. Thanks!

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Walking in the surgery center now!!

Thanks! I've read through the paperwork several times' date=' thanks for the suggestion. I'm an expert of the liquids stage, just curious what others ate during the purée stage. He gave me a list, but those aren't the only foods I'm allowed to have, I'm asking for other suggestions. Thanks.[/quote']

Sorry I never had a puréed stage and went from full liquids to mushy. I have never blended my foods. I would imagine if you have a decent blender you can pulverize most anything.

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On my way home. Definitely pressure in my chest/shoulder. But, not too much pain to speak of. I didn't have a hernia. Overall feel pretty good!

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Sorry I never had a puréed stage and went from full liquids to mushy. I have never blended my foods. I would imagine if you have a decent blender you can pulverize most anything.

No problem! It amazes me how different docs are when it comes to pre/post op diet

Congrats and welcome you your new journey. All doctors can and often seem to be different and that is why I am always saying follow your doctor's guidelines before you listen to anyone else.

I can't believe you're on your way home already! My first thought was 'oh no they didn't do it'! Glad it's over, now go home and take it easy

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Thanks, yeah the Doc told me the procedure took 21 minutes. He was disappointed, he normally gets it done in 17. I asked him If he felt like giving me a partial refund for those 4 minutes, he laughed. I don't think I'm getting any money haha. I feel great. Very minimal pain. Walking. Water. burping. SF Popsicles are all my secret weapons ;) lol

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