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CandiKiss    15

CandiKiss
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I had my VSG on Friday 8/17...currently on 7-10 day liquid diet. I can tolerate all that I am intaking I.e slim fast, Water, crystal lights, pudding, Jello. Has anyone else experienced this? I haven't thrown up..no nausea I feel great. Lord I hope my tool is working. I don't want to have to get anything readjusted (if that's even possible with the sleeve) talk to me. Yes I know we are all different. I need this weight to drop. Oh & I am not complaining at all!! I'm glad I'm not sick, but just would like to hear if this is common.

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mdefabio    73

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At 7 to 10 days out I was on mostly Protein Shakes. At least four of my meals were Protein shakes, one would be Soup (pureed) and one would be yogurt or pudding.< /p>

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Prada    2

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Hola,

I was sleeved on the 6th of August and I can drink has fast has I like hot or cold no problems. I have no problems at all getting my shakes down. If I didn't awake with gas after mu surgery I would have never of thought that I was even sleeved. I even take tablets and this is not a problem either.

A Smile

Prada.

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shrinkydinkme    221

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I was just like you.... and even on Full liquids day 4 no problem with any liquid intake - Protein, pudding or any liquid quantity although I did feel like I had enough pudding yogurt type stuff after about 2 oz.... we are just some of the ones who have it easy. Checked with 2 doctors and both said it was not a problem liquid goes \ through sleeve quickly so you are fine. When I started pureed... tuna, cottage cheese.... yep I had been sleeved. Totally limited intake.

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CandiKiss    15

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I was just like you.... and even on Full liquids day 4 no problem with any liquid intake - protein' date=' pudding or any liquid quantity although I did feel like I had enough pudding yogurt type stuff after about 2 oz.... we are just some of the ones who have it easy. Checked with 2 doctors and both said it was not a problem liquid goes \ through sleeve quickly so you are fine. When I started pureed... tuna, cottage cheese.... yep I had been sleeved. Totally limited intake.[/quote']

sigh of relief!!!!! Ok so I'm doing this right! I was like ok I feel great outside of the little gas & my single insicion! thanks for your feedback!

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vsginnj    415

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Good, keep sipping you are doing great !! As your post-op diet progresses you will be amazed how little food you can eat and feel full!

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SkinnyRicki    34

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So glad to hear you are doing well!! I am still plugging away, 3rd and hopefully final nut visit is in September and then hopefully I can meet with the surgeon and get submitted to insurance! So excited! It gives me hope everything will work out ok!

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Robyn Owens-Miille    132

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I was almost a month post-op before I puked the first time (it was way too greasy). Some have an easier time of it, it doesn't mean your sleeve isnt' working.

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Almostthere34    128

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Yup, there are some that have it fairly easy. I had no gas and woke up thinking it had not been done. Went home very next day from the hospital. Never had issues taking in liquids. Guess Just lucky. I am a slow loser so maybe that balances things out. Enjoy it.

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FlawlessVictory13    25

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@candi kiss I'm so happy for you...I hope my recovery is the same!

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rybecca20    160

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Hola' date='

I was sleeved on the 6th of August and I can drink has fast has I like hot or cold no problems. I have no problems at all getting my shakes down. If I didn't awake with gas after mu surgery I would have never of thought that I was even sleeved. I even take tablets and this is not a problem either.

A Smile

Prada.[/quote']

Are you losing? Do you feel hunger at all?

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