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Dominoes Thin Crust Pizza?

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Minckle    87

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What stage are you on?

It's certainly not low cal or low carb, though.....

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mesaucedo    207

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If I want pizza, I eat pizza. But I am almost 4 months out and can only have half a slice.

Like Minckle asked, how far out are you? If you aren't at least 2 months I would say no.

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jthurman    20

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If I want pizza I just eat the toppings. I sometimes have a bite or so of the crust.

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tiffers    55

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When I was about 4-5 months post op, I had some pizza from Dominos. Tasted great. Then I puked it all up and my stomach hurt real bad. That was the last time I had pizza. Lol

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notime    340

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I rarely have pizza, but when I do I take one piece and scrape the toppings off the crust. I'm able to eat maybe half of the toppings and throw the crust away.

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bethnc1970    53

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im 3weeks out... its more of atreat for myself when i hit 6 months ....just pre wondering ....

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tiffers    55

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im 3weeks out... its more of atreat for myself when i hit 6 months ....just pre wondering ....

I know we've never met, so please forgive my frankness, but this is a horrible idea. When you hit 6 months, treat yourself to new clothes! Even if I didn't have the money, I would go try on smaller sizes and it felt great! I'm not saying I've never eaten one bad thing, and I don't stray from my healthy eating at times (like yesterday when i had to have some ice cream. I live in Texas, and its summer!) but I do not recommend treating/rewarding with food. Last week I had to have a pediatric blood pressure cuff used on my arm b/c I'm "so tiny!" That was way better than pizza!!!!

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Jennifer SoFla    85

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At 5 Weeks out I had my daughters party at chuck e cheese, ate half a slice of pizza since my options were very limited. Luckily I had no problems with it at all. I chewed the bites nearly to death though! Its funny that you are craving pizza and probably 5 months from now if you decide to treat yourself it won't taste as good as you remember. I had that happen last night with crab salad, I had been craving it for at least two months, took one bite and it tasted like a fatty spoonful of Mayonnaise and I couldn't even swallow it lol....

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Texarkolina    201

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im 3weeks out... its more of atreat for myself when i hit 6 months ....just pre wondering ....

Pre-wondering....LOL

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lessofmeismore    1,405

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Tiffers- what a wonderful feeling!!!! I'll be glad when they use the regular size bp cuff on me :) Hehe!

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tiffers    55

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Tiffers- what a wonderful feeling!!!! I'll be glad when they use the regular size bp cuff on me :) Hehe!

You'll get there! I did, and I even enjoy the occasional Blue Bell. ;). It was a good feeling. I was in the ER, and I was really upset/nervous, but when the nurse told me she had to get a smaller cuff, I managed to squeak out a grin. Lol

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