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Sleeve was 11/17. I'm in the stage 2. I'm doing cream of wheat, yogurt Greek, Protein Drinks. Basic everything I can have. Any more ideas I can have? Already sick of the food?

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sugar-free popsicles, Soup that has been pureed until there are no chunks (I really liked Progresso Heart Healthy Reduced Sodium soups), Tomato Soup. Maybe try Googling "stage 2 bariatric diet" for more ideas, and check Pinterest. Stage 2 was the worst for me...I was soooo tired of the same stuff and I was hungry! It gets better...I promise. You're doing great!!

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I was sleeved on 10/26 and have lived on shakes and drinks. My favorite is crystal light lemonade and strawberry sorbet powders?utm_source=BariatricPal&utm_medium=Affiliate&utm_campaign=CommentLink" target="_ad" data-id="1" >unjury. Mix in 12 oz of Water and mix I've afterwards for a strawberry lemonade.

For a power boost, Greek yogurt, chocolate milk and chocolate sorbet Unjury (geez I sound like an unjury salesman by this point). 12 grams for the milk, 14 for the yogurt and 21 for the unjury = 47 grams of Protein just at lunch.

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Sorry, didn't proofread before submitting. On the lemonade portion, after I mix it I add ice like a normal drink. Give it a few min to chill and it's excellent.

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Applesauce (the no-sugar added kind), hummus, I think scrambled eggs were allowed in my phase 2, pureed chili.

Yanno, being bored with what you're eating is a good thing. I'm at the point where I no longer look forward to eating (except my sugar free popsicles which I have every evening); it's now just something I have to do every day, like taking a shower and getting dressed.

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Thanks all. Yes stage 2 actually the day I was discharged.

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