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Tortilla or Bread?

When were most people able to tolerate tortillas or bread? I was sleeved 2/23 and am down about 80 lbs. I have a hard time with really dry meat and have really limited my diet out of fear of feeling sick and throwing up. Any advice would be most appreciated!

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I was sleeved on 2/17 personally tortillas are little easier mission makes a low carb one that's also very high in fiber.

I have no problems with bread unfortunately. It's easier to digest if toasted and eaten slow. As far as the meat, if you cut it up in a salad or eat it with cooked veggies, it helps to digest it easier That's what I had to do with my band and still do with my sleeve. Especially if the meat is dry

I still have problems with bread. Tortillas get stick no matter how small of bite I take. I can eat bread if it is dry toast. I have to eat meat with some type of suce. They are all too dry if I don't have a sauce covering it or to dip it in.

I wouldn't recommend eating bread at all, but there are some low carb tortilla options. My grocery store sells a brand called Father Sam's that I've had a couple of times post-op. But I usually just skip bread/carbs:

http://fathersams.com/8-low-carb-wheat-wrap?ReturnUrl=LwBwAHIAZQBtAGkAdQBtAC0AdwByAGEAcABzAA%3d%3d

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