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I'm 5 1/2 weeks post op and on a regular diet but not sure what to eat and I'm trying different things to see what's tolerated or not both health and not so much.... I don't tolerate chicken or eggs well... I really need some advice oh psw 199 dsw 196 cw 177

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  • You're not slipping- you're normal. It's a major change! I'm 12 weeks out and just recently started on hard boiled eggs. I could only do scrambled or over easy. I still have difficulties with whit

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You're not slipping- you're normal. It's a major change! I'm 12 weeks out and just recently started on hard boiled eggs. I could only do scrambled or over easy. I still have difficulties with white chicken. Get yourself cheese sticks, Nuts, seasoned soy nuts, at about 6weeks I wanted sandwiches- so I did my usual only in a lettuce wrap. Chili and soups became my friend. Lentil soup, split pea, chicken broth with veggies. My challenge was meeting the protein in-take, so I purchase herbal life fruit punch protein drink (14-15grams), mix with water and ice, once a day it was filling and triggered weight loss as I was meeting my protein in-take. Best of luck!

chicken and eggs can both be hard to digest early on. Chicken is really dense and can be very dry.

Have you tried baked fish? Baked it is very soft and flaky and melts in your mouth.

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