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8 weeks out from surgery, still can't eat food

I had gastric bypass on January 27, so I'm 8 weeks out. I'm still on a mostly liquid diet, as I am in a great deal of discomfort/pain whenever I try to eat food. I can handle yogurt whips, Protein shakes, broth, mashed potatoes, and that's it. The surgeon is hoping I'm just a slow healer, but it feels like more than that

Anyone else experience that?

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    Nope. But then again I had the sleeve and your pouch from the gastric bypass is far different from the sleeve produced in the gastric sleeve surgery.

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