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Well I am eating normally at day 10 I don't care what anyone says my tummy is taking it well and I'm having very healthy stuff my jorney seems different and I don't care how much I weigh I just want to get healthy and well and I have my staples removed today . I'm chewing my food very well and very small amounts no where what I would eat before I can't wait to go back swimming as my arms are really getting me down the way I look I hope your all doing ok.

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    OutsideMatchInside

    @@Inner Surfer Girl She already told everyone she isn't interested in any advice. She just wants to post into the void and have no comments whatsoever about her eating and ignoring per plan. chick

  • Inner Surfer Girl
    Inner Surfer Girl

    I guess it depends on what "eating normally" means. Eating "normally" got me to almost 600 pounds. At 10-days post op my surgeon/NUTS program still had me on full liquids. I didn't progress to soft

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I guess it depends on what "eating normally" means. Eating "normally" got me to almost 600 pounds.

At 10-days post op my surgeon/NUTS program still had me on full liquids. I didn't progress to soft foods until the third week.

What does your NUT advise? Whether or not you care what any of us say, I would highly suggest you care what your NUT and surgeon say. You are in their care. In the first few weeks after surgery eating "healthy" means allowing yourself to heal after major surgery.

Following the food stages (texture) helps you to heal with a minimum of complications. So does focusing on getting enough Protein and fluids.

I was cleared to get in the pool about 4 weeks post-op, once my incisions had completely closed up. I've been in the pool ever since.

@@Inner Surfer Girl

She already told everyone she isn't interested in any advice. She just wants to post into the void and have no comments whatsoever about her eating and ignoring per plan.

chicken, gravy, potatoes and push it all through the sleeve with sips of Water.

No one is supposed to comment on it, except to pat her on the back. So don't waste your time.

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