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The Restriction Begins!

I am five weeks post op. When I first had the surgery, I was somewhat worried about not feeling full, because I could drink liquids like it was nothing. Even on pureed foods I was able to eat a decent amount. Now that I am five weeks out, and on solids I can honestly say, I AM FEELING IT. My nerve endings must have finally healed because I can definitely tell a huge difference in three weeks post op, and now and how much I can consume. I tried to eat a meatball yesterday for dinner and I got halfway through when the fullness started. Today at lunch I didn't even make 2 ounces of tuna before I could feel it. This is wonderful! I also broke my three week stall

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    There's a reason why we aren't supposed to drink our calories or eat a lot of soups and mushies past the post-op food stages. Sleeves offer no restriction for such things. The only reason SOME people

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There's a reason why we aren't supposed to drink our calories or eat a lot of soups and mushies past the post-op food stages. Sleeves offer no restriction for such things. The only reason SOME people feel restriction with those things in the very beginning is the swelling.

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