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help!

Ok so I was sleeved on July 8th and I have a question. My doctor has me on 2 weeks of nothing but liquids after the 2 weeks of liquid preop and I'm dying to chew some food. I'm suppose to be on liquids until the 8th. I am looking for advice of maybe someone that had the same deal and maybe started the soft foods early. I just need something. I don't even like sweets so the fruit punch and chocolate protein drinks are killing me.

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Have you tried thinning and straining cream soups to give you something different?

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I've tried straining chicken noodle soup a couple of times but I want to try soft foods sooner to try to get my protein drink intake down some.

I had surgery on 7/8 as well. I'm on full liquids. I blended black bean soup with a touch if garlic powder and onion powder. Great source of Protein and Fiber.

Also someone suggested I chew ice chips which helped because I was dying to crunch on something.

You could strain the cream soups and then add an unflavored protein powder to them to get more protein, also Unjury has a chicken broth protein powder.

You only have four more days of liquids- you can do this! If you start eating too soon, you can risk hurting your new sleeve, so you really need to be patient and follow your doctor's orders. I drank a lot of cream of tomato soup (made with milk) when I was on liquids. It doesn't have a lot of protein, but drinking all the sweet liquids got to me too, so the soup helped. Another thing I really liked was the broth from won-ton soup. My hubby would pick it up on his way home from work and he would eat the won-ton's and I would drink the broth. Again, not a good source of protein, but it tasted so good!

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I can't have anything like that until the 8th. His diet for the first 4 weeks after surgery consists of protein shakes and clear liquids. No soups or anything like that

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