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I ate eggs!

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  • Christinamo7
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    oh I am sorry! a LOT of people have trouble with eggs. I don't know why. I am thankful they are a staple food for me. best to let them aside for a few weeks and then try again, or try them fixed a

  • LipstickLady
    LipstickLady

    I am three years out and I still scramble mine SUPER soft (almost runny), an add butter AND cheeese. The whites of a hard boiled egg sits in my stomach like a rock unless I add dressing or mayo. An o

  • Tiffgetnthin
    Tiffgetnthin

    I ate eggs 3 weeks out and threw up. I was going to try again, but now just looking at them makes me sick. I used to love eggs Sent from my SM-G900V using the BariatricPal App

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oh I am sorry! a LOT of people have trouble with eggs. I don't know why. I am thankful they are a staple food for me. best to let them aside for a few weeks and then try again, or try them fixed a different way.

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    oh I am sorry! a LOT of people have trouble with eggs. I don't know why. I am thankful they are a staple food for me. best to let them aside for a few weeks and then try again, or try them fixed a different way.

    I haven't had my surgery and eggs make feel like they are coming back up unless I eat them with something.

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    It's week 3, day 1..... I had eggs this morning and have been nauseous all day! I have only been able to get down one bottle of Water and 2 cups of milk. Why would eggs make me feel like this?

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    I am three years out and I still scramble mine SUPER soft (almost runny), an add butter AND cheeese. The whites of a hard boiled egg sits in my stomach like a rock unless I add dressing or mayo. An over easy egg must have sausage gravy or some other type of sauce in order for me to not feel like heaving.

    I assume it's just because it's a REALLY solid proteinn. I love eggs, but I have to have them prepped a specific way or have them served with a sauce.

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    No issues with eggs prepared any way. My preference though is soft boiled. Then again, it was preop as well. Mmmm. Now I want one!

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