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Salmon

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  • Then I suggest you wait 21 days post op. A lot of this process is learning to delay gratification. You'll have to do it a lot to lose weight. You may as well get used to it now.

  • Just because my newly operated on stomach does not regurgitate, hurt or otherwise protest does not mean that picking and choosing from the list my NUT has provided is a good idea. I'll bet I could eat

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    I agree with @@Babbs, you can have it eventually. Why not try focusing on what you can have now?

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You are restricted from certain foods for certain amounts of time because your stomach is healing! It was cut in half.... You can't just put anything in there. Follow the doctor / NUT plans or you will end up with a leak possibly. Why risk it? Following my "own rules" put me in a place of needing weight loss surgery....learned my lesson for sure.

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