What ya eating tonight?

[slowtogo 301]

I love the coconut milk soups... drunken noodles if you can do a tbs of noodles- Snitch off of someones plate.

[gra5u5 30]

I'm having 2 oz. buffalo chuck roast cooked all day in the crockpot with sweet onions! So yummy!

[monken 135]

Sole with chimichuri sauce and zucchini/cherry tomato.....yummmmm

[jerz 251]

Idk. A little confused. Nutritionist says I need to be at 2100 cal a day to maintain a pregnancy. I think she's wrong and maybe the number should be 1200.

Anyway I had 1/2 honey turkey sandwich and diced peaches.

HW:358 DOS:338 CW:288 SD:1/28/13

[pointer 92]

Idk. A little confused. Nutritionist says I need to be at 2100 cal a day to maintain a pregnancy. I think she's wrong and maybe the number should be 1200.

Anyway I had 1/2 honey turkey sandwich and diced peaches.

HW:358 DOS:338 CW:288 SD:1/28/13

That's seems high talk to another doctor

[SoccerMomma73 1,867]

Idk. A little confused. Nutritionist says I need to be at 2100 cal a day to maintain a pregnancy. I think she's wrong and maybe the number should be 1200.

Anyway I had 1/2 honey turkey sandwich and diced peaches.

HW:358 DOS:338 CW:288 SD:1/28/13

1200 doesn't really seem high enough....2100-2500 is about average for a normal/non-RNY Patient to have a healthy weight gain during pregnancy. I would imagine you're AT LEAST 1500-1800 and will still lose weight, but if the pros say 2100.....I don't think I'd focus so much on quantity as quality though.....make sure you're getting your Protein and dairy and fresh fruits and veggies....yup, sounds like you're going to be eating all day long!!!!

HW 312, pre-op (lap-band) 294, pre-op (RNY) 255, surgery date 2/11/13, goal weight 154, current weight 223

[pookybear 284]

A second opinion might not be a bad idea. I know you don't want to go too high and jeopardize the weight loss, but right now you have to make sure the little one is well fed there will be plenty of time after he/she is born to lose more weight.

[pointer 92]

A second opinion might not be a bad idea. I know you don't want to go too high and jeopardize the weight loss' date=' but right now you have to make sure the little one is well fed there will be plenty of time after he/she is born to lose more weight.[/quote']

I agree but most women over eat when pregnant we don't need that much more calories

[Nel 189]

Ugh tho, your surgery wasn't that long ago. How can you possibly get that many calories in?! Maybe...I don't know.

[mtpo13 6]

Shoulda, did you do exercise over the 9 months? What do you think was the biggest help to you? What a successful weight loss story!

[cookier224 238]

Spaghetti squash and meat sauce

[shaunda 122]

BBQ chicken and black eye peas

[celebrate*me 52]

I agree but most women over eat when pregnant we don't need that much more calories

I was told only 200-300 extra calories a day. That's it, my doctor compared the extra calories needed as the equivalent of a snickers bar.

[AmandaD 44]

I had coconut curry lentil Soup mixed with quinoa to make it like a rice pilaf.

[Wendilou 180]

Beef broth, sugar free Popsicles and crystal light. Again. Can't wait for full liquid stage!