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My dr. was against salad until you are past the 6 week mark. I'm not sure that he is big on salad anyway (because it is not dense filling protein) but I just recently in the last 2 weeks have had 2 salads (I'm 10+ weeks out). I make sure to eat my Protein first, then I had a few bites of salad (and enjoyed them!)

Anyway, that is my surgeon's notes.

Not to sound stupid but what does that mean exception of melon, can we eat melon before 3 months or after? I love melon and after 2 months fruit bothers me, but watermelon I can't wait to eat.

I had salad last week for the first time, which I was craving. It didn't bother me but i could only eat a few fork fulls, I was to full from the protein. I never thought in a million years I would ever crave salad and melon.

Not to sound stupid but what does that mean exception of melon, can we eat melon before 3 months or after? I love melon and after 2 months fruit bothers me, but watermelon I can't wait to eat.

I had salad last week for the first time, which I was craving. It didn't bother me but i could only eat a few fork fulls, I was to full from the Protein. I never thought in a million years I would ever crave salad and melon.

I checked my guidelines again to make sure, and we could have watermelon(no seeds, not even the white ones) and cantaloupe on the mushies stage.

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