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How to get through an all-day meeting?

I was sleeved on March 25 and am on puree/semi-soft diet. I have an all-day meeting this Friday and I'm trying to figure out how to get my food in. It's a typical business meeting agenda - start at 9, and will probably go like this: break around 10:30 - 11 for 15 minutes, lunch at 12 or 12:30 for 30 - 45 minutes, another break at 2 - 2:30 and wrap up at 4. I will have no problems with my liquids, as I will be able to drink all day. I plan to bring all of my food with me and eat a little something at each break, but obviously can't rush it.

Has anyone had to deal with this at this stage? Any suggestions are appreciated!

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You have the right idea, you're planning for it. One of your drinks can be a shake or other protein drink if you want to make sure you're getting in your protein and be able to take your time with it. I'm pretty sure one of the Naked drinks is high protein, but not sure what the other nutritional content is.

Can you drink during the meetings? Have a couple protein drinks during the meeting and then you won't need to eat as much on your breaks. Good luck!

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