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5 days post op.

welp here we go. hehe Man i was afraid to put myself in a position of not being able to Eat A 16 oz. steak or a half a cherry pie. But ya know so far Ive made it. The first two weeks per op were the hardest I think Being able to eat and not actually doing it was tough. Now that I cant eat its not so bad. Im comming up on my soft food period and if anyone has any help as to what to eat thats actually good I would love to have the info. Im looking forward to maybe a piece of fish but can not seem to find real good fresh fish. Im from the pacific northwest (peugot sound near seattle) so im very used to running down and grabbing a piece of salmon or even catching it. Out of season there is always hallibut or other white fish or shell fish to eat. Here In central Illinois i seem to only be able to find Catfish or Previously frozen seafood that already has a strong fishy odor. Help in this area as well as some nice ways to cook fish without frying it would be awsome.

Well i can go on forever as I am pretty excited. Especially talking about food. Ohhhh ya, dont get me started talking bout food as I truely am a real food buff. hehe

Welp ill check back later and see whats going on. Good luck to ya ll.

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Halibut....... Mmmmm

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Aye, Hallibut is probably the best sea fish Ive ever eaten other than maybe fresh caught tuna canned. Well. hmmmmmmm its all good. hah

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