What ya eating tonight?

[douchewafflebear 160]

look at octomom

shoot - did she have to eat 15000 calories a day?

how many fried chickens is that?

[babysteps 48]

look at octomom

shoot - did she have to eat 15000 calories a day?

how many fried chickens is that?

Lmao I would think so but you never know. I would eat what feels right to you and is ok by your doc and nut. I think there is a pregnancy Forum in here as well you might want to check that out they might have good info for you

[OleHippieGal 275]

Went out to eat got a ham and cheese omelet only ate a 4th of it and 2 tablespoons of hash browns, rest came home to my dog.

[douchewafflebear 160]

my dog loves bacon.

[lmcgloon 127]

Still on liquids but tried a bite of garlic bread which was a huge mistake. I got plugged and almost threw up but drank a little soda and it helped move it along now I'm sleepy and feeling pretty guilty. These are great posts everyone!! I love to hear the new ideas of what everyone's eating!

I'm sorry, I don't mean to sound like a jerk so please don't take this as anything other than general concern for your success but why on earth if you are still on liquids would you try to eat garlic bread?? I am over 4 months post op and still haven't eaten something like that (I am not holier-than-thou, I have made my fair share of less than perfect choices). And soda? You need to get that out of your house if it is a trigger for you. I know it's hard to change, but if you want any sort of success from this surgery, you need to follow the rules. Not only will you not lose weight but you could seriously hurt yourself eating bread & drinking soda so early out.

[douchewafflebear 160]

if you were going to liquify a big mac - what liquid should i use

[hockeymumzie 181]

8 ounces costco organic chic broth mixed with one scoop Unjury chicken powder.< /p>

Joined the losers side 4/11/2013

[nathaly 57]

if you were going to liquify a big mac - what liquid should i use

A large strawberry milkshake.

HW 283. SW265. SD 3/22/13! CW 244.

[douchewafflebear 160]

A large strawberry milkshake.

HW 283. SW265. SD 3/22/13! CW 244.

I don’t think strawberries are on my plan

[babysteps 48]

Eww that's just kind of nasty. Lol

[douchewafflebear 160]

I could force myself to do the strawberries if they do extra thousand island dressing and maybe some orange pop so it doesn’t get stuck

[sunshine413 343]

I had a sorta-fajita...2oz grilled chicken, tbsp cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, and guacamole. Yummyyyyy!!

[babysteps 48]

Has anyone had duck ? Does it sit well? I was thinking of making one and not sure how it will sit. I'm sleeved ATM and will be Rny in June so Not a lot of differences and what can and can't be eaten but there are some.

[Nel 189]

Has anyone had duck ? Does it sit well? I was thinking of making one and not sure how it will sit. I'm sleeved ATM and will be Rny in June so Not a lot of differences and what can and can't be eaten but there are some.

I have not had duck, but I imagine it would be handled well. It should fit in the poultry category, right? My issue would be getting the darn thing tender. I never have been able to cook a duck.

[amcdowell779 70]

I'm sorry' date=' I don't mean to sound like a jerk so please don't take this as anything other than general concern for your success but why on earth if you are still on liquids would you try to eat garlic bread? ? I am over 4 months post op and still haven't eaten something like that (I am not holier-than-thou, I have made my fair share of less than perfect choices). And soda? You need to get that out of your house if it is a trigger for you. I know it's hard to change, but if you want any sort of success from this surgery, you need to follow the rules. Not only will you not lose weight but you could seriously hurt yourself eating bread & drinking soda so early out.[/quote']

Well the garlic bread was obviously a trigger that's why I took a bite of it. I know it was a huge mistake but learned my lesson. Soda is not a trigger for me. I only took two small sips to loosen the bread and move it through my pouch. That's what my surgeons office has told us to do and it worked. I know this is hard, it's been really hard and I know I need to follow the rules in order for this to work. Lesson learned, thanks for the concern.