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6 wks out eating 3/4c. Soup?!

Is that a lot. Im not overly full, just my "typical" full. . 3/4c. of creamed potato/ham soup is that too much at 6 weeks post op? It just seemed like a lot when I logged it lol

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I'm six weeks out as well and I can eat 3/4c no problem.

I don't think it is too much. Just watch out for the carb counts.

seems normal (for you!). Just follow your program. Trust me, you'll know if you overeat... no fun indeed.

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Thanks :) I think it's the first time I've had soup since I started eating soft food.

My experience is the more soft/runny something is, the more I can eat. Once you move on to more dense proteins, you'll see yourself eating less. My surgery was August 3rd and I can eat almost a full cup of something liquid like soup, but only a couple of ounces of chicken breast.

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