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Okay... i know this is all about lifestyle transformation and i am still pre op so its not like ive tried to order fish and chips after surgery...

What i want to know is...once in a blue moon will i be able to go out with my hubby for a special dinner and order beer battered fish and fries? Cause it is my favorite thing in the whole world...i crave malt vinegar like its no ones business ever since i was young...i just want to know if it will ever be possible to eat battered and fried fish? Or will it always be a no no

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At some point you'll be able to eat what you eat now. You just won't be able to eat as much of it.

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I don't have any issues with fries but battered anything makes me so sick still at 9 months out!

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It will be more like a piece of fish and a couple chips...lol

I have had it since surgery, but I never really have room for the fries after. Even when I do eat some fries, they make me really full really fast. I can eat anything now that I want, but still can only fit about 1/4-1/2 a cup of food. I try to order half orders, but if I can't I just save the left over fish, and throw away the fries. You will be able to enjoy everything again soon enough. I recommend sticking to your surgeons diet as long as possible to get the most out of your sleeve. Good luck! :)

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It may not be your fav post op. some foods that I liked per-op, particularly greasy foods or lactose-heavy foods, do not appeal to me any more because I often don't feel well after I eat them. But everyone is different and you may not have the issue with these foods.

Not that I never eat them, but they certainly don't call my name like they used to.

Lynda

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Yah i worry about the grease issue..as it is i dont handle greasy foods well..they give me a gut ache and make me sweat profusly after eating it

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I hope that your sleeve will cooperate so that you will be able to enjoy your favs as an occasional treat!! I do! It's all about keeping a healthy balance so that you can continue living your life to the fullest without feeling deprived.

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Of course! However just be careful with the fish ... it can tend to be a bit dry as they don't always use the freshest fish. I can usually eat half a piece of fish and a few fries :)

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