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All These Liquids!?

How does everyone get in all of their liquids??? I try every day and don't get near 30 oz.... 3 weeks post op and my stomach gets upset every time I sip, or drink of anything . Some days I can do cold water others it has to be room temp...I've tried diet snapple and crystal light too ... Nothing seems to work :(

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You know im having the same problem with getting all the liquids in and protein if i drink too much its like im about to burst.im also 3wks post op.also water i cant drink it makes my pouch cramp.i need help also!!?

You know im having the same problem with getting all the liquids in and Protein if i drink too much its like im about to burst.im also 3wks post op.also Water i cant drink it makes my pouch cramp.i need help also!!?

Same here, I am three weeks post op and I've tried all the Protein shakes and I can't tolerate diet nothing, I get nauseated.

Any suggestions?

Ice chips or slushies were my go-to way to get in liquids when I could not tolerate anything room or barely cold. All my drinks if liquid had to be freezing cold (Dr said that this is normal btw) and when I found out about sugar free slushies and then how to make my own I was so excited and problem was solved for me. Also just plain ice chips works as well without any kind of sryup on it at all. I also froze flavored drinks and then crushed them up and that worked too. I got desperate enough to try to freeze a chocolate protein shake and eat it that way, but that did not work so well LOL. ICK had to toss that one failed attempt.

Try ice pops, sugar free of course :)

Ice chips or slushies were my go-to way to get in liquids when I could not tolerate anything room or barely cold. All my drinks if liquid had to be freezing cold (Dr said that this is normal btw) and when I found out about sugar free slushies and then how to make my own I was so excited and problem was solved for me. Also just plain ice chips works as well without any kind of sryup on it at all. I also froze flavored drinks and then crushed them up and that worked too. I got desperate enough to try to freeze a chocolate Protein shake and eat it that way, but that did not work so well LOL. ICK had to toss that one failed attempt.

how do you make your own slushies?

Use a nice strong blender- many swear by the ninja- or food processor. I just have a food processor with grater blade. Put ice through that until its the texture you like. Then put on your sugar free syrup and eat. You can also freeze your fav drink and crush it the same way tjen no need for syrup. There are also slushie makers you can buy but I don't think it's necessary

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