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Newbie in Phase 2 needing help/opinions...please?!?
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Kind of long post but I’m curious as to what ya’ll think so I am looking for opinions please.
I was sleeved on 7/2 & home on 7/3. My Dr has 4 food phases:
Phase 1 - Clear liquid first 4-7 days after surgery
Phase 2 - Full liquid Protein weeks 2 & 3 (full/cloudy liquids)
Phase 3 - pureed protein weeks 4 & 5 (blenderized/baby food)
Phase 4 - Soft protein week 6 (easy to chew baby bites)
On day 4 I moved to phase 2 and had fat free milk mixed with my protein and for dinner probably a ½ a can of bean with bacon Soup put through the blender and added a scoop up unflavored protein. Took me 2 separate sittings to eat most of it but I did.
Today day 5 I had my Protein Drink with FF milk and for dinner had ¼ C light ragu pizza sauce mixed with ¼ C low-fat ricotta cheese and ate most of it, maybe 10 bites left.
With all of the “new” foods/flavors/textures being added back in I’ve been doing very well, not getting sick no issues.
Here’s my question or my issue I’m pondering… if I’m in phase 2, full/cloudy liquids, does that mean I should only have cloudy thin soupy stuff or can I have thicker Soups, cream of wheat, ricotta/pizza sauce, applesauce mushy thinner type stuff.
I’m not trying to hurry the process but I’m just curious to see what people think a “cloudy liquid” is. Obviously if I eat something that makes me sick, hurt or anything like that I WILL NOT be eating that for a long time.
The only examples my post surgery book gives me is strained fat free cream soups.
HELP?!?!?