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Fruits...

I have a 'bariatric bible,' as I call it, which breaks down each of the recommended stages of the diet. But I cannot find anywhere when I can eat an orange or an apple... or a grape or 3.

I love fruits, and I just want to eat some as a snack. I know everyone is different, but when did some of the pros begin to devour some fruits again?

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I love fruit. My VSG was in May and that first summer only fruit I tolerated well was melon, unsweetened applesauce and bananas. I could eat a couple of berries in a smoothie, but not straight. I love peaches, nectarines, and plums, but they all made me feel sick. By the time fall rolled around, I could eat a little fresh apple, orange, or grapes. Everyone's stomach is different and every program is different.

Many people think fruits have to many carbs, but I love my fruit and it's a great snack for me.

Lynda

Speaking of melon I love watermelon and I tried it the water content in it is so much I just puked it up every tie and got the foamies so so bad and I love that stuff too so long watermelon *cries

My doctor told me I could have fruits at 5 weeks out (soft stage). i just need to peel the skin off apples etc. I love being able to eat fruits. I missed them. My body still cant tolerate applesauce.

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