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An egg and a chicken sausage is way too much food for so early out. Embrace your sleeve, and really enjoy the smaller portions that you have now.

My Breakfast is always 1 whole egg and a pinch of cheese. 100 calories.

I'm 10 months out.

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At two weeks out you should be crushing pills' date=' maybe putting it in applesauce like half an ounce? To be honest with you I was so shocked by all that you're attempting to eat and the whole sausage thing that I stopped reading lol but yes try crushing the pills.[/quote']

I guess I'll be on the hunt for a pill crusher... I don't understand why pills, & soft food are so hard to get down .. I've never had this problem pre-sleeve. It's not not like my throat/ esophagus has gotten smaller as well... & lol ... I think I got excited about being able to eat and wasn't realistically thinking what I should attempt honestly I forgot to purée the sausage which was my original thought but i know that it's not a great choice & especially at this stage... I actually got that idea from a veteran sleever but they weren't 2 weeks post- op as I've said it was an error and poor choice on my part.

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This is what I take. It's smaller than an altoid and tastes like butt. You can chew it up and knock it back with a small sip of Water. It's helping me get my Vitamin levels back up.

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I am also 10 months out and only had sausage ONE time, it made me so sick....will not do that again... Oh, and was 9months out when I ate it....

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How are you taking the pills? I've been taking whole pills since the day after surgery. I take one at a time' date=' 5 minutes between pills. Capsules I put in so they aren't going down sideways. I don't eat around pills, the only thing I take around food is Vitamins.[/quote']

Yes I've found taking them 5 minutes a part with multiple sips really helps.. I don't eat around the pills either .. I do eat with my Multivitamin which is Gummy and goes down fine... Some nights are better than others but I normally try at night prior to bed as that was my routine pre-sleeve.. Thanks for your advice.

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I'm at 7 weeks out. I eat at or less than 700 calories but I have to do that over 5 meals. So each meal is about 150 calories which is very little food at one time. A lot of times' date=' my entire meal could be one egg and that's it. As to drinking, for the first few weeks, I set a timer after my meals. As soon as 30 mins were up, I picked up my cup and started sipping. It's a lot of timing and planing at first! But it gets to be more second nature over time. HTH[/quote']

Thanks a lot For your advice !!

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You should ask your NUT about crushing the pills. At 1 week out my surgeon said I could take pills or capsules as long as they weren't horse pills, but I didn't have any Fluid restriction. If it's difficult for you to get in fluids then you may need to crush your pills.

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An egg and a chicken sausage is way too much food for so early out. Embrace your sleeve' date=' and really enjoy the smaller portions that you have now. My Breakfast is always 1 whole egg and a pinch of cheese. 100 calories. I'm 10 months out.[/quote']

Yeah that's what mind turned out to be... 1egg and a punch of cheese... It was very little cheese but I guesstimated 1oz... Ill measure it when I have an egg and cheese again ... Thanks for your advice!

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That's to much food. Plus I'm almost a 13 months out and I can't drink for 1.5 hours or more after eating.

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@ SeriouslyChange

Thanks for the Vitamin I'll check it out when I'm done mine... Seems to offer a great amount of everything

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Thanks everyone... Believe me I'm taking heed to the advice... I really appreciate it!!thanks for the support as well!!

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Oh re Vitamins. I take and enjoy my gummies very much! Look forward to them each night. Vitafusion women's multivites, b complex, Omega 3, Vitamin D, and some Fiber gummies plus Bariatric Advantage caramel Calcium. It's our little treat at night and if I forget, my husband demands them :). Nice, easy way to get your vities

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I can't do much more than on egg at a time, unless I just eat the egg whites. If I do that, I can get closer to about 3 eggs of just the egg white. I can do about one piece of chicken sausage (sometimes 3/4 of one) before I'm full. So I can't imagine trying to fit both a piece of the sausage and an egg in one meal. It would be too much for me.

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