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Eggs are bad

I was super excited to start the puréed portion of the diet a few days ago. My doctor allows scrambled eggs made with egg beaters. I finally tried it and have never been so sick. I felt like it was stuck in my throat and had this horrible pain in my stomach. I can't believe I ever complained about a stomach ache before! That was nothing compared to this! I immediately got super sick. I hoped I would make it through this process without getting physically ill. I didn't feel right untill the next morning. Now I am nervous to try any other new foods. Anyone else have this experience?

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I am on pureed now and eggs are the only thing that sit well. I am eating two daily. If I was allowed, I would eat only eggs. I tried scrambled first day but it was too dry, since then I am eating boiled. Tomorrow I am going to try omelet.

Yup... we're all different and are going to tolerate (or not) different foods at different times. I'm closing in on a year out from surgery and can pretty much eat anything now, but the very first soft food I tried was a scrambled egg once I got permission from my doc, and it came right back up and was my first (of MANY) experience with the dreaded "slimies".

It'll get better, I promise-- wait a while and give it another go!

Good luck to you!

Cheers,

~Pat

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