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3 weeks down!

I love my sleeve! I have lost 19 pounds since my surgery July 31st. It is still hard to get all my liquids in. I have started my soft puréed foods and I eat 2-3 teaspoons and I am full, so weird! Trying to find a balance but it's hard to eat then drink all day. I have yet to exercise but plan to go for a walk in the AM. I have energy that I have not had in many years. My body no longer aches when I get up or down, it's fantastic!

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    Ccr3. Congrats on your weight loss! I had my sleeve done on the same day. You do tend to get full fairly quick (even after chewing forever). I tend to have to go back several times (maybe over two

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That is so exciting! I hope I feel the same way. Did you have any nausea?

Ccr3.

Congrats on your weight loss! I had my sleeve done on the same day. You do tend to get full fairly quick (even after chewing forever). I tend to have to go back several times (maybe over two/three hours) to eat a small portioned plate. No worries. Our body and mind is adjusting to our new tummies. Even if you are not able to eat pureed/solid foods my doctors' office asks "are you staying hydrated?". That is the main thing. Sipping throughout the day.

Good luck! :)

Ccr3. Congrats on your weight loss! I had my sleeve done on the same day. You do tend to get full fairly quick (even after chewing forever). I tend to have to go back several times (maybe over two/three hours) to eat a small portioned plate. No worries. Our body and mind is adjusting to our new tummies. Even if you are not able to eat pureed/solid foods my doctors' office asks "are you staying hydrated?". That is the main thing. Sipping throughout the day. Good luck! :)

I can only have liquids right now , can't have no protein until I go back for my visit in two weeks

Well I can't have shakes till I go back for visit , and I seen on the web site where they are tell others not to do protein until after two weeks visit

Oh, ok. Every doctors' office is different. Wish you the best!

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