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2 weeks out diet

I have read all types of threads and questions for a while. My question is why can I eat? I was sleeved on 12/29 and never had a pureed stage. I had my blended stage and then I went to eating regular food. I can have anything accept pasta or rice, I can have those at 6 weeks. I have no problems or vomiting at all. Seems strange to me...

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  • JamieLogical
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    I never had any vomiting either. Being able to eat is a good thing! As long as you are having no ill effects from it. I was on a slower schedule than you progressing from liquid to pureed/soft to soli

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Nope blended and purée are basically the same and all surgeons are different

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Ok that makes since. Thank you.

I never had any vomiting either. Being able to eat is a good thing! As long as you are having no ill effects from it. I was on a slower schedule than you progressing from liquid to pureed/soft to solids, but I never had any trouble with any of the transitions and even moved from liquid to soft a couple of days ahead of time. Not everyone has trouble handling foods. Just listen to your body.

Talk to your nutritionist. Each program has their own protocol on how to transition back to normal eating.

sorry, double post

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