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Why do u feel guilty? U didn't do anything wrong that is not a lot of food

I just felt like it was a lot..I guess from eating absolutely nothing to finally being able to eat...it just seemed like a lot....

I'll start to pre measure my food for the day...I just don't want to fail at this!

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Doc wants me to avoid shakes, but there's no way I could get 60 g of Protein without... any ideas?

I am right there with you. I am almost 3 months out and I still try to get at least 1 shake in a day.

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chicken breast baked in a casserole dish smothered in cream of mushroom soup' date=' 45m. viola! yummm-oh!! Nice a juice, just slides down the throat....[/quote']

I love cream of mushroom over things yummy

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I just felt like it was a lot..I guess from eating absolutely nothing to finally being able to eat...it just seemed like a lot....

I'll start to pre measure my food for the day...I just don't want to fail at this!

If it was too much your body would have told u. You would have vomited or something. So I think you r okay

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I am right there with you. I am almost 3 months out and I still try to get at least 1 shake in a day.

What shakes do u use. I don't do any because the taste was too sweet and made me vomit

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What shakes do u use. I don't do any because the taste was too sweet and made me vomit

I found shakes that pre op i could drink became un drinkable post op too! I changed to a matrix ( by syntax i believe) and it was SO much better. I dont live in the states but i know if you do, you can order sample packs and try alot of different flavours until you find one good for you without having to buy a huge tub!!

Also using 1% milk with Water also made the shake drinkable

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I found shakes that pre op i could drink became un drinkable post op too! I changed to a matrix ( by syntax i believe) and it was SO much better. I dont live in the states but i know if you do' date=' you can order sample packs and try alot of different flavours until you find one good for you without having to buy a huge tub!!

Also using 1% milk with Water also made the shake drinkable

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That sounds good! I am newly post op but last night I tried Isopure Dutch chocolate with unsweetened almond breeze almond and coconut milk and it was amazing!

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The PureProtein from costco was what worked for me. 30oz protein...I'm 3-1/2 mos post op now ans couldn't choke one down for anything!!!

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What shakes do u use. I don't do any because the taste was too sweet and made me vomit

Have you tried OH YEAH shakes? They are pre-mixed and really smooth--no grit. banana flavor is awesome!

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Have you tried OH YEAH shakes? They are pre-mixed and really smooth--no grit. banana flavor is awesome!

They sell those at our Sheetz gas station only place I have seen them. I have been wanting to try the banana but they are always out of that flavor when I go there

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Where do you get those?

I purchase mine through a specialty Vitamin store in town. I get them by the case. You can also order various places online. The banana and chocolate are both great!

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I just felt like it was a lot..I guess from eating absolutely nothing to finally being able to eat...it just seemed like a lot....

I'll start to pre measure my food for the day...I just don't want to fail at this!

Just remember, if your full, you do NOT have to finish it all. We are so used to needing to finish what's on our plates. Do measure but its okay not to finish. It's a new thing to get used to. Good luck.

DOS 12/17/12

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