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I had surgery January 22nd 2014 , im sick and tierd of chicken broth ! Anyone knows anything i can eat or what kind of Soup can i make so switch things up? Not only that but i have not been taking any Protein Shakes because i feel like i can't tolerate it. Can anyone suggest any protien shake that i can drink?? .. One last question, when can i start doing squats ?? Btw im down 16 pounds!!

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If you have a GNC where you are, you can try the Isopure Protein drinks...they aren't shakes, and in most cases they go down pretty well during the initial stages after surgery. I suggest just getting one or two at first, and try different flavors...they come in quite a few different varieties. Also, I was told instead of just plain broths, you can try any Soups that you can see through, but need to strain all the solids out of it. Not as hearty, but more flavor than broth!! To get a little sweet flavor, try sugar-free ice pops...I still have those for snack even now!!

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Thank you so much , i will head to GNC today. I just feel like the shakes get stuck on the top of my stomach!! Its a very uncomfortable feeling.. Also i havent lost any weight for about a week why can it be?

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I was allowed creamed Soups that were strained...cream of chicken, cram of mushroom, etc.

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Strained Soups were my best friend during the liquid stages. They can be really flavorful, even without all the solid bits in them. Though I will say that it felt kind of wasteful to just throw away all the solids from my soups.

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If you have a Panda Express (or any Chinese place for that matter) near you..I found the hot & sour Soup (strained) to be the most freakin flavorful thing in the world at that stage....seriously, it was like gold to me!

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