Some interesting information about eggs.

http://www.almanac.com/content/useful-and-surprising-facts-about-eggs

Interesting!

I love eggs! Although some of those grossed me out just a little....

Still cannot eat them without feeling sick. Although I try every couple of weeks, last week I tried poached, although it stayed down, I felt yucky after.

I miss eggs!

I don't eat them as much as I thought I would but I haven't had any issues eating them lately.

I kind chuckled when I saw this I have been in so much pain since eating a hard boild egg last Monday. It caused inflammation and an abrasion right where the stomach curves after the esophagus enter the stomach. I can to eat or drink anything without the most pain ive ever had in my life. I spend all day feeling like I am having a heart attack. I'm not complaining necause I did it to my self but I thought I could share with you all. The only good news is that I have lost over 10 lbs in a week but at a costvi didn't really want. I am sucking it up trying to drink the protein and water but I am feeling like I may have to go back to the Doc. I have been to the Er they know its not a bloodclot and Dr. T done the upper GI with barrium and we can see where even the liquid is pooling and he said it could take abput two weeks to heal and to go back to soft food but it just hurts so bad I can't do it. Staying with the shakes for at least the protein

When did you get sleeved @@smb1966

It was 6 weeks on Thursday that just passed. 10/22. Sleeved on 9/10 I only started on solid foods the week before.

Ok congrats. I was actually sleeved 10/20. I'm having a really difficult time with liquids. Hunger pains are killing me and today I gave in to eating solids. It was the worst decision I had made. Now I know this is going to be a tough road.

Congratulations on your surgery. You need to be supper delight in regards of following the liquid and soft food guidlines and give your stomach time to heal. This happened to ke andvi was on solids so you never know what food is going to cause you issues. The hunger is dehydration try drinking water when you start to feel hungry. It is my understanding that it is head hunger this early in. It is a very uncomfortable situation I am in now but I promise you up until Monday I had zero issues. Nor vomiting, nausea, pain after about 3 days of surgery. Nothing, I was like did I even have surgery. So don't feel like its all going to be miserable you will soon feel good I promise.

Ok congrats. I was actually sleeved 10/20. I'm having a really difficult time with liquids. Hunger pains are killing me and today I gave in to eating solids. It was the worst decision I had made. Now I know this is going to be a tough road.

Congratulations on your surgery. You need to be supper delight in regards to following the liquid and soft food guidlines and give your stomach time to heal. This happened to me and I was on solids so you never know what food is going to cause you issues. The hunger is dehydration try drinking water when you start to feel hungry. It is my understanding that it is head hunger this early in. It is a very uncomfortable situation I am in now but I promise you up until Monday I had zero issues. No vomiting, nausea, pain after about 3 days of surgery. Nothing, I was like did I even have surgery. So don't feel like its all going to be miserable you will soon feel good I promise.

Thanks so much. I hope it gets better. I hope you feel better also

@@lizag234 - hang in there. it gets better.

I sure hope so lol @@jane13

Thanks so much. I hope it gets better. I hope you feel better also

thanks and you too

Do head hunger go away? I am 7 weeks post op.

I use the meal reminder app and set it for the number of meals/snacks I need per day. That way you know when to eat and believe me that alarm gets pretty annoying because you think man I just ate. This way your head hunger can't convince you your hungry because your app is saying ita not time to eat.