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Vacation 2 months after sleeve

I have my family vacation coming up the week of August 8th, surgery is set for June 1st (excited & anxious). The vacation is an all inclusive resort in DR. I don't want to eat like I have in the past & I'm actually happy I won't. I just want to know if I'll be able to eat anything?

My vacation is much more than eating of course ( I may actually be able to zipline for the first time) but I do want to enjoy a few bites of food.

What is it like 2 months post op? Will I be ok on vacation?

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It is a little early, but I think you will be ok. I would make sure to take a lot of stuff with me just in case. When I went to Mexico in February (8 months post-op), I took Protein powder (1 scoop in a baggie), Protein Bars, nuts, Jerky, etc. Things I knew I could eat if I couldn't find something just right. (Not sure you will be able to have nuts and jerky at 2 months post-op but just an example). I ate a lot of chicken (with sauces scraped off), soft cheeses, eggs, etc. I think some places also have yogurt though that is not something I tried. You will also be able to walk a lot more which will help. I don't know that you will want to drink alcohol that early but everyone has a different opinion. Definitely talk to your NUT before you go to get some more ideas about what you can eat.

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I had to travel on business 10 days post surgery for 2 weeks. Be aware air travel can cause swelling and dehydration. Plan ahead. Have a wonderful time!!

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@@lcarter1227 I'm still pre-op but was at an all inclusive resort in DR about 6 months ago... They had buffets for every meal... While they could be a source of overeating, they are also a source of great choice... Have a blast

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You'll be on a full diet by then. You'll be fine. Stick to eating Protein first, veggies than other sides. Most of the time I barely make it past the protein before I'm full. Have fun!

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I'll be traveling 2 and a half weeks after my surgery for a total of 10 days. I will be on purees and moving towards soft foods on week 3. It's not ideal but I really don't have a choice.

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