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Can I eat this?

My mom made some baked chicken/dorito casserole with half & half mixed with tomato sauce to top it; she baked it and it came out very soft...my NUT is unavailable after hours and I haven't cooked yet so I'm thinking this would be okay but would like you guys (some who are experts and are farther out post op than I am) opinion on if u think it'd be okay to try some. I've been keeping food down pretty good and my surgery date was 12/28/15

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    That is packed with carbs. Avoid it. Tomatoes and Doritos, just say no.

  • My dietitian would have horsewhipped me if I ate that during weight loss phase. Or, probably, after.

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I would say if there's any way to avoid it avoid it. At a month out I was on soft foods. Chips of any sort make me nervous even if the are soft.

That is packed with carbs. Avoid it. Tomatoes and Doritos, just say no.

My dietitian would have horsewhipped me if I ate that during weight loss phase. Or, probably, after.

I'm thinking that even if you did eat it, your new stomach would let you know that it was a bad idea.

Dumping is no fun, but very educational.

You'll learn--sometimes the hard way, but's all good.

You're on the right road. You're on your way.!!!

You're really doing just great. It's a learning process for all of us .

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