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Had surgery September 4 2013 just came home today im a pain but not as much when I was in the hospital every thing went good im home resting now looking forward to what's ahead

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Great news, hope everything goes well and you are now on the loser bench.

Had surgery September 4 2013 just came home today im a pain but not as much when I was in the hospital every thing went good im home resting now looking forward to what's ahead

Praise God It's good to know that you are home doing well and I'm praying for you a speedy recovery.

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Had surgery a week ago today still in a little pain but its tolerable Im feeling better day by day im on stage 2 which is oatmeal grits soups baby food but fruits only water still my protein shakes its there any other things to eat in this stage

Looking at the list they just sent me home with today, surgery yesterday. For me weeks 2 and 3 are Cottage cheese, low fat or non-fat, soft cheeses (laughing cow) eggs, any style but I differently wouldn't recommend hard boiled, thinly sliced or canned chicken, turkey, tuna with light mayo or miracle whip, baked fish, refried beans soft cooked vegetales, applesause unsweetened. Continue to drink protein shakes between meals. Also says to avoid beef, pork, pasta and rice.. But you can always check with your Nut or doctor. Because from what I keep seeing everyone seems different. But hope this does give you some idea.

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