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Soft granola bars

OK, tomorrow i will officially be 4 weeks out ...yes lol. My question is, has anyone tried eating a soft granola bar? I thought maybe this would be a good snack and help with going to the loo lol.

Any suggestions?

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      Also I'd be careful about granola. Think of all of those little hard bits, rolling around in your pouch which is still healing. I dunno, just sayin. Also, has you doctor recommended regular foods

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    Granola bars might have too much sugar. What about some oatmeal?

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    Also I'd be careful about granola. Think of all of those little hard bits, rolling around in your pouch which is still healing. I dunno, just sayin.

    Also, has you doctor recommended regular foods to you now? I would not consider a granola bar a soft food myself.

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    • Yes, my doctor has told me I could start solids but not to go out and have a cheeseburger and steak.

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    Oatmeal with Raisins or prune juice for the Loo.

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