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Thanks for the suggestions. I will keep at it. I'm relieved no one said I was going to die imminently:)
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Yes, things will get better. Its still pretty early for you. You gotta just keep at it. If the protein shakes are making you nauseous, try the protein water. Something called isopure protein. It will
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Well, I'm 11 days post op. I'm losing fine and I am feeling better every day. BUT, I cannot get the protein in. I'm struggling to get 25 to 30 grams a day. I wake up feeling great, then I have some protein and start feeling nauseous immediately. My stomach hurts, I suffer around and belch a lot, generally feel like crap and then it goes away. I decide I have to try to get some protein in and the whole process starts over. I went for my follow up at the surgeons office and the nurse practitioner said, "I don't know what to tell you. You just have to do it." Well. That was helpful. I've tried several shakes, Greek yogurt mixed with some protein powder, pudding mixed with protein powder, soups with added powdered milk. I'm at a loss. Am I going to shrivel into a hairless flabby ball bc I'm not getting all my protein in? Is this "normal"? Will it improve? Ack!!!
By the way, thin things with no protein don't upset my stomach. I can drink like a champ, eat Popsicles, and tolerate several types of soup with little to no problems.