Can I eat this?

[LipstickLady 25,682]

@@SilentBotts there is not much that i can have, for the last 3 days I haven't had anything because it just comes back up and today Water started making me sick. They gave me zofran to see if that will help with it.

I was the same way. I took Zofran and a medicine that kept my stomach from cramping for three months post op. I could only drink watered down Gatorade for the first few weeks. I slimed like a beast and still throw up some days. ARGH.

But totally worth it.

This will pass.

[s.thompson 10]

@@LipstickLady yes I know that I can't eat them now, I was saying thank you for telling me about them

[libby43 136]

I never suggested for her to eat cucumber on purée stage. I said " as soon as your plan allow you to have cucumber... That was just a idea and a better choice than cracker later on....

[catalina_uk 62]

I have carbs on my menu. My nut says I can have it: pureed rice, pureed Pasta but I choose not to just because only the thought of pureed rice/pasta makes me sick. Moderation is the key not avoiding completely carbs. Think about it if you don't eat it for 6-8 months when you gonna start eating the carbs again the weight will pile back on with vengeance. As I said before I believe you can be successful if you stick to the natural stuff and ditch all the other stuff that brought you here in the first place. As for crackers, it might be a bit too early.

[LipstickLady 25,682]

I never suggested for her to eat cucumber on purée stage. I said " as soon as your plan allow you to have cucumber... That was just a idea and a better choice than cracker later on....

I totally agree.

My sushi guy uses cucumber instead of rice to hold my sushi together. It's awesome. Red peppers work, too. (Not for sushi, for salads and dips.)

[libby43 136]

Yes !!! The red pepper are great !

[cindyw41 761]

http://theworldaccordingtoeggface.blogspot.com/2007/08/pureed-foods.html

Check out this blog.. Her puréed suggestions saved me those two weeks. The rest is great for our new eating habits.

[s.thompson 10]

@@cindyw41 Thanks, I'll look at it now

[Sophie74656 1,572]

I like my tuna on a cucumber slice or in a hollowed out Tomato

[Alex Brecher 10,494]

@@s.thompson, I don’t think you can have crackers on the pureed foods diet. Are they listed among the approved foods that you have a list of? Generally, like @@Inner Surfer Girl says, you want to keep your pureed foods foods that you can eat with a spoon. They should be perfectly smooth. Crackers can be sharp and bother the wounds of your sleeve – remember, you’re still healing.

[KBass615 1]

Try eating it on a chunk of sharp cheddar or on a crisp pickle slice.

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[Inner Surfer Girl 12,015]

Try eating it on a chunk of sharp cheddar or on a crisp pickle slice.

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Just not until you are cleared for hard cheese and/or pickles.

[Christinamo7 4,041]

oh.......... pickles. mmmmmm thats what I have when I need something a little salty, but I am on regular foods now.

[KBass615 1]

oh.......... pickles. mmmmmm thats what I have when I need something a little salty, but I am on regular foods now.

Tuna on a pickle or dime cheese is a great every day meal. ????

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[Christinamo7 4,041]

and drinking the pickle juice is one of my very favorite delights.