Eating has become a chore they is nothing I enjoy and I get full so fast I feel it is not worth it. For Breakfast I have a Protein shake, lunch is cottage cheese and dinner maybe chicken our egg. I am almost 2 months out and allowed to eat anything but find soft foods are the easiest I get in about 80-90 grams of protein and most of my Water I am down 36lbs I need food suggestions please I had a burger tonight went out with a friend no bun sure about 2ozs and was done

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I am in the soft and mushy stage for one more week, but i am already eating other foods, so thought i would share....

3 shrimp

Mild chili with cheese

Refried beans with cheese

Chicken

Fish

I hope these help....hang in there and good luck...

Same here only I'm gaining. I know it is water weight because I can hardly eat anything. So you still do protein shakes what kind?

Yes i still do 1 protein shake a day.... I use Costco muscle chocolate and vanilla. and Walmart cookies &cream... I don't have a problem with drinking protein shakes like so many people post about...

I like premier shakes

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I am not gaining...lost steady for 3 weeks, now am on a plateau for 2 days.......but i only eat 1/4 to 1/3 cup per meal... Keeping calories between 600-800 per day as recommended by my NUT...

Me too! I have a Protein shake for breakfast and I eat on one can of tuna for the rest of the day. If I get hungry in the afternoon I have a boiled egg. I drink lots of Water, and unsweet tea very diluted with water.

I was given full range of exercise today so I plan to start this first thing tomorrow.

You need much yummier food to make that little bit you can eat worth it. I have started baking and cooking again and make sure everything is super delicious and healthy since I can only have a couple of oz of it. Poorly made food just pi*&es me off now. I have a challenge where I find something high in protein and that I really want, and then I make it over and make it super healthy! Its fun to invent tons of new recipes (including baking 60 calorie cornbread love muffins for the occasional carb intake). I used to eat things in large quantities in the simplest way I could make them. Now nothing is simple, (but somehow ALMOST as fast) and has WAY more flavor.

It got better for me in month 7. I hated eating for a long time. Chicken chilli was my saving grace once I could eat anything. Now I enjoy food more, but I don't think for me, it will ever be the same.