Anyone else in Blighty?

I couldn't swallow pills for like 13 weeks after op. Sgh told me is ok to take berroca. Stock on patience:) good luck

Edited September 28, 20169 yr by catalina_uk

I'm in Cambridge

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I use the centrum chewable multivitamins, sorry I don't know about the Bassetts ones are OK. I don't buy anything else particularly special to be honest.

Good luck with your surgery and let us know how things are going for you ????

I don't know about chewables. I got a pill crusher I use then dissolve the stuff in liquid. Think I got it at Boots.

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I used Bassetts chewables for the first few weeks, it was fine.

Jo x

I use the Centrum chewable multivitamins, sorry I don't know about the Bassetts ones are OK. I don't buy anything else particularly special to be honest.

Good luck with your surgery and let us know how things are going for you

I was "done" on We'd. The first day was rough but I've been fine since. I'm having no probe with getting the liquids in but hate the Protein shakes. Anyone found a nice one ? Or other way to get protein in the first stage. I am hungry though and really missing food. I know it's probably head hunger and acid reflux but I can't wait to get to the soft food phase so I can have a bit more.

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Edited October 9, 20169 yr by lowbmi65

I'm hating the Protein shakes. Is it possible to get your 60g of protein in when you move to real food without boosting with Protein Shakes or Protein powder. I can't stand either. I'm concerned about the quantity of meat eggs you can manage. Do any of you not touch shakes etc and have still lost weight ?

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Hey all, Holland and Barratt do a standard chocolate milk and egg Protein that is the best one I've found. I absolutely hate hate hate the taste of sweeteners and this one doesn't taste like that at all. Even better, mix it with a teaspoon of raw cacao powder (full of antioxidants), a tablespoon of Peanut Butter powder (low in calories and ups your protein even further), a few slices of frozen banana (great for the potassium levels) and finished with almond milk (antioxidants) and that, my bariatric friends, is a delicious chunky monkey milkshake!! Does not taste like crappy protein shakes, tastes like a treat - gives you a sweet hit without any sugar or sweetener. A great way to get in your Protein and up your calories a little during those all important first few weeks!

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My NUT told me to make my own protein shake so I'm using Crusha which is sugar free, Almond milk and protein powder. OMG it's amazing!! The vanilla Crusha tastes like vanilla ice cream!!

Ooh @@facebro29 I love Crusha! I didn't know what was sugar free. I'm going to try the strawberry one...

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Ooh @@facebro29 I love Crusha! I didn't know what was sugar free. I'm going to try the strawberry one...

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Yes it's lush. Some of them aren't sugar free but the ones I bought are from Asda and Tesco which are sugar free.

Ok I've no idea what crush a is but I'm going to get my mum to send me some. @@LouLou22 thanks for the tip. Any idea what

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I am never Manchester and having surgery on 8 november

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I am never Manchester and having surgery on 8 november

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Good luck@jane7560. I had mine 5th October and am doing really well. Had a few hours of discomfort only. Hope you have as easy a recovery

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Where do you get Crusha? I'm an American expat in Cambridge and I don't think I've seen it yet!

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