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Mushy foods stage

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    Today is my first day of pureed/soft foods. Cold ricotta with salt and pepper. It was effing amazing.

  • There are some really good posts about this in the food and nutrition section! I found a ton of good recipes for my puréed phase.

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Today is my first day of pureed/soft foods.

Cold ricotta with salt and pepper.

It was effing amazing.

There are some really good posts about this in the food and nutrition section! I found a ton of good recipes for my puréed phase.

Nonfat refried Beans with a little bit of light sour cream. Yum!

I'm not going to lie to you, it was the worst part of this whole experience and I only had to do it for two weeks. Cream of chicken (don't add liquid), non fat yoplait yogurt, and a ricotta bake (lasagna w/o noodles and meat).

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Today was the first day on soft foods for me. I had 1/2 egg (scrambled) for breakfast and my stomach still feels heavy 8 hours later. I brought a baby food container for lunch but it tasted horrible and I threw it out after one bite. Husband is making a ricotta bake for dinner tonight. He asked if I was sure I wanted it after the egg this morning, but tomato paste and cheese are my favorite flavors so going to give it a go!

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Egg can be very harsh. I am 28 months post op and still they feel like bricks in my stomach. I get sick every single time I try them by themselves. I can eat a tiny and I do mean tiny amount of a hard boiled egg if it is in a salad.

I can pretty much eat everything else but I have found it very common for people to have trouble with eggs. I have also learned that you need to keep trying every couple of weeks or months. I last tried them about 6 weeks ago and I just cannot handle them so I am giving up on eggs.

Today was my first day on mushy foods and I had egg salad. It sat in my stomach and I had a full feeling for 2 hours after I ate it, so for dinner I had soup instead of a piece of fish I was planning on.

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