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A Piece of Cake

I was sleeved on Dec 3rd, with no pain, concerns or issues, feeling absolutely great! I would like a piece of plain cake the size of a "Silver dollar size". What I ate today was a very small piece of bake white fish and green Beans (mashed & chewed to applesauce consistency).

Is there anyone else sleeved 4 weeks or less and have eaten something sweet? If so, how did you feel after you ate something sweet?

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You are not going to like it. Sweets make the stomach feel queasy and it isn't the most healthiest thing you could eat.

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I guess since it was in my presences, due to the holiday's. I can't afford to be queasy, so I better leave it alone

anything sweet will not go make the tummy feel good. its too heavy and you'll get the slimes.

slimes: when you get acid reflex and need to spit saliva and/or throw up!

I haven't had problems with any food. I can eat whatever in moderation but I tend to stick to a high protein, 100g or less carb diet. I started eating regular foods around 2 weeks post op.

I find a bite or two of something sweet is good and satisfies me, much more than a bite and I feel yucky.

Hold off on the sweets as long as you can, you may want it but try and quench that urge with fruit if anything.

I had no problems.

Im 3 weeks out and just had a piece of chocolate covered candied bacon. So far so good. I havent had any problems eating or drinking except for the first 2 days. This is the first sweet thing Ive eaten if you dont count sweet protein shakes, sweet sugar free pudding, sweet decaf tea (artifical sweetener).

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