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hi every1 I hope everyone is doing fine !!! my name is Micaela, i had my surgery last friday and i feel great :)

the only complication was that one of my cuts got infected :( but im taking antibiotics already, so i hope it goes away soon.

I weight my self today and I lost 12 kilos already =) I am so so so happy

My only problem now is that im getting a bit hungry !! is this normal ????? :o

I been drinking liquids from saturday last week so tomorrow will be 1 week (7days) ONLY Water AND TEA COZ I CAN TAKE ANYTHING ALSO.....

but now i have no idea what i have to eat from tomorrow.

CAN ANY1 HELP ME PLEASE !!!!!!!!

I WAS THINKING OF HAVING THE NEXT MEALS please tell me if this is right or not. :)

JELLY

YOGURTS

SPENICH AND chicken CREAM

Protein drinks

IS THIS ALRIGHT ?? AND WHAT ALSO CAN I HAVE ?

HOPE I HEAR FROM SOME1 SOON :)

GOD BLESS YOU ALL X X

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Mika! You need to check with your surgeon! Everyone is different, MDs have their patients on different regimens. I was not cleared for mushies till week 6! I know others started sooner... but probably the safest thing to do is check in with your MD and his/her plan for you. Congratulations on your progress. It's so great that you are doing so well and feeling good!!! It gets better and better!!!! :-)

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Did your doctor not put you on a regimen?? You should have been educated on your post op diet previous to surgery! I can give you an idea of what mine is to help:

Week 1-2 Clear Liquids like Water, crystal light, caffeine free tea, chicken or beef broth and 80g of Protein drink with low carb low calories made with water!

Week 3-4 full liquids along with Clear Liquids. Full liquids include skim or 1% milk, sugar free carnation instant Breakfast. Now you can make your Protein Drink with milk!

Week 4-6 semi-solid foods such as scrambled eggs, cream of wheat and oatmeal.

Week 7-10 are really specific on what to introduce into your diet.

Introduce only one food at a time and 2 tbsp to start with and never more than 1/2 cup total.

You really need to give your sleeve time to heal and you need to give your brain time to retrain itself from the need of food food food all the time!

I hope that helps a little :-) best of luck to you!!

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you will probably feel hungry from time to time on liquids also you might not be hungry it might be head hunger. once you start on solids again u will be quick to realize that you fill up fast. just remember to take your time when u get to the part where u can eat! good luck

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Hi and congrats in your decision to change your life with the sleeve! =) I've come to realize that almost every dr has a different plan for their patient after the sleeve. Mine was like this: Week 1-Clear liquids ONLY.

Week 2 on-they told me I could start soft foods. I had to listen to my own body and what I thought was best bc I didn't think it was a good idea to go on solids yet. So,on week 2 I went instead from Clear Liquids to full liquids,then in week 3 went to mushies,then in week 4 went to softs. Now at week 6 I am allowed to eat any consistency. I can barely fit any solids into my sleeve so I def stick with lean Protein first,then veggies and fruits,no room for starches. =)

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