I was fine drinking the protein the first week nd introduced puréed foods to my diet on Sunday I'm one week post op today but I started working out on Monday and since then I haven't had no type of appetite not even the protein I do drink my vitamins religiously and I drink water all day nd 4oz of crystal lite in the morning but I can't drink or eat anything else. I'm worried because I'm supposed to get 60g of protein Daily

Hey Jenn,

This is really common! I had my By pass in March and had the same issue. Nothing looked, smelled, or tasted good at all! In the beginning, it's all a numbers and learning game. It can be so much so that, we don't even enjoy the process of eating at all anymore. I can tell you that almost three months out now, I am enjoying eating a little again. Not so much the food it self all the time but, the ritual of eating and being social. I do go out to eat on date night, eat with family and went to a wedding this weekend and ate a bit and the food DID taste good. Now that I have some practice under my belt and don't have to think so much all the time, it is becoming enjoyable again. I think your at the stage when your still sort of swollen, and still recovering and eating is really a chore but, it WILL get better so, hang in there! Just don't give up on that Protein goal per day! It is a hard job but, eating IS your job right now, and you have to do it and I know you can! You have come too far to get healthy only to now be malnourished and get sick so, stay hydrated and full of good protein and you'll be feeling like your old self in no time! Also, do try to get onto real foods as soon as you can for Proteins, it really does make a big difference in how you feel and how your new stomach will work going forward. If you make it work hard now, it will be easier later. I can tell you from experience! GOOD LUCK!

@@jennn0218 Yea i had my surgery in march as well and i still get that feeling but i def have to force myself to eat, im never hungry but i know i have to get at least my protein in. It is def a juggling act with the not drinking with meals, i def have to make sure im watching the clock. I am the same way with my vitamins i take those religiously and have never had a problem with those. I hope your doing well! Let me know if you have any questions

@@jennn0218 Yea i had my surgery in march as well and i still get that feeling but i def have to force myself to eat, im never hungry but i know i have to get at least my protein in. It is def a juggling act with the not drinking with meals, i def have to make sure im watching the clock. I am the same way with my vitamins i take those religiously and have never had a problem with those. I hope your doing well! Let me know if you have any questions

Thanks so much how much weight did you loose in the first week?? Just curious I lost 11 and wanted to compare to other people

Hey Jenn,

This is really common! I had my By pass in March and had the same issue. Nothing looked, smelled, or tasted good at all! In the beginning, it's all a numbers and learning game. It can be so much so that, we don't even enjoy the process of eating at all anymore. I can tell you that almost three months out now, I am enjoying eating a little again. Not so much the food it self all the time but, the ritual of eating and being social. I do go out to eat on date night, eat with family and went to a wedding this weekend and ate a bit and the food DID taste good. Now that I have some practice under my belt and don't have to think so much all the time, it is becoming enjoyable again. I think your at the stage when your still sort of swollen, and still recovering and eating is really a chore but, it WILL get better so, hang in there! Just don't give up on that Protein goal per day! It is a hard job but, eating IS your job right now, and you have to do it and I know you can! You have come too far to get healthy only to now be malnourished and get sick so, stay hydrated and full of good protein and you'll be feeling like your old self in no time! Also, do try to get onto real foods as soon as you can for Proteins, it really does make a big difference in how you feel and how your new stomach will work going forward. If you make it work hard now, it will be easier later. I can tell you from experience! GOOD LUCK!

What I ended up doing was making 16 ounces of my Protein Shake (32g of protein) a banana (2g protein) and 2 tablespoons of Peanut Butter (8g of protein) so it would taste different and I have salmon for dinner (19g of protein) so I think I did good. But feel free if you have any opinions or suggestions

Since I've been home from having my surgery (tuesday )my family had fried chicken, pizza, popcorn, and spaghetti... all I used to LOVE. now they make me wanna up chuck. Who woulda thunk it?!?!