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Two weeks post op foods

What are some of the things you were eating after you had the first two weeks behind you? Is low fat mayo ok to add to tuna?

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Mayo is fine.

Had surgery on 11/5 I've had scrambled eggs, tuna, mashed cauliflower, sugar free gelatin, whey protein shakes, and chicken broth. I've had very small amounts of all these things the last week. I can only eat about 1-2 oz of any of these things at a time.

At two weeks out, I was enjoying tuna with plain yogurt ( i added dill too), tomato Soup with Protein powder and soft fruit like melon and soft veggi like squash.

I also used laughing cow with scrambled eggs. Still eat it today!

I stayed on Protein shakes for the first 3 weeks.

After that my surgeon moved me over to Greek yogurt, eggs, baked fish, soft baked/stewed chicken, cottage cheese and etc. Even though my calorie intake was about the same as before....my weight loss paused for two full weeks. Drove me nuts......then it started moving again.

I'm really not scared of anything that comes across the Thanksgiving table this week, Week 6. Turkey, ham, deviled eggs.

It is my sincere hope to score a few oysters before Mom puts them in the dressing for everyone else. I'll hit them with some Ed's Red Hot Sauce and down the hatch.

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