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Full liquids in the morning. Want now...

I've been in clear liquids a week and get to start full liquids in the morning. I am so tempted to eat oatmeal now!!!! Would a little really be that bad?

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    Just hold on a little longer. I am newly banded but really followed my doc orders because i fought to have this surgery and didn't want to mess anything up.

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    Yes, that would be bad because oatmeal isn't a liquid. It's a mushy.

    Stick to full liquids and your doctor's post op diet. It's not worth ripping a suture or causing a band slip because of cheating.

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