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Fit2btied    122

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I can across this page and it laid everything out nicely for me. Maybe it will also help someone else who is getting ready for surgery. This is exactly what I needed and really makes me more comfortable with my new habits I need to create post op.

http://www.murfsurg.com/dietary_guidelines_sleeve_gastrectomy.htm

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atlchick    42

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Thank you! This is very helpful as I am in preop stage and researching how to eat properly afterwards. :D

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TxCalico    69

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GREAT site! All the info I've been trying to make notes about - all outlined on one page!

Thank you! :D

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Batman    31

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Fantastic! Thank you

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Fit2btied    122

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GREAT site! All the info I've been trying to make notes about - all outlined on one page!

Thank you! :D

That's EXACTLY how I feel. Show me what I need and I can follow it. Make me search and come up with my own plan, I will fail.

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youthguy80    65

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Your nutritionist should have given you this at some point. Was that not the case?

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Fit2btied    122

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Your nutritionist should have given you this at some point. Was that not the case?

I see her in a few weeks for my pre op.

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sixbuttons    102

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This is a lot like the diet my doctor gave me, although it does progress slightly faster on a couple of things. :)

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akusah    67

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I can across this page and it laid everything out nicely for me. Maybe it will also help someone else who is getting ready for surgery. This is exactly what I needed and really makes me more comfortable with my new habits I need to create post op.

http://www.murfsurg.com/dietary_guidelines_sleeve_gastrectomy.htm

I looked at this site also and copied it. Loved the way it laid out the sample guidelines.

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youthguy80    65

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I see her in a few weeks for my pre op.

I wasn't trying to be rude. It honestly worried me if nutritionists weren't giving this. :) You are like me, you want to know this stuff ASAP. :)

Enjoy the journey!

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Batman    31

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I'm the same way about wanting to know asap. I have a generic guide from my surgeon but this lays it out way better.

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Chelsi    107

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just always refer to your nutritionist and surgeon because my post op diet is VERY different from this one.

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J.Diesel    220

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Great overview. The one given to me by my nutritionist was similar, but it covered up to 7 weeks.

Keep doing research this will get you mentally ready for post-op.

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Fit2btied    122

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I wasn't trying to be rude. It honestly worried me if nutritionists weren't giving this. :) You are like me' date=' you want to know this stuff ASAP. :)

Enjoy the journey![/quote']

Oh I knew you were looking out for my best interest. I don't like surprises, so knowing all prior to is my way to go!

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