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Did anyone have trouble with the post op full liquid diet I had the RNY On May 18th revision from the sleeve. I'm not sure why but this time is so much harder for me.

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That was such a long time ago, the only thing I remember about the full liquid and puree stages is that they were short.

After surgery, my taste buds changed. All food tasted drab. So it was hard to find something that I liked.

After surgery, the most important elements are meeting your Protein, Fluid and Vitamin daily requirements. Food is secondary. That is because your body is converting your stored fat into the energy that drives your body. Thus you lose weight.

Once I got to the solid stage, I found that I could add flavor back into my foods by combining food groups. I relied and still rely mainly on soft foods such as chili and Soups. They bring a lot of flavor to my meals.

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