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Gucci    77

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Needlessly to say i could do a few bites, major discomfort took like 98% of the platter bk to my room. Now i hv major heartburn, i did get down bout 1/4 of a Bahama Mama, it tasted like heaven post-305406-1483768278249_thumb.jpg

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mmelissab    14

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Oh my goodness! Im 25 days post op and cant even keep down a piece of shaved turkey or shaved roast beef from arbys. Im pretty well living on Protein shakes and taco bell pintos n cheese....

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jess9395    5,449

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What part of that plate did you try to eat at 23 days out? And is a Bahama mama a cocktail? I still can't eat rice and I'm over 3 year out. And choosing not to eat Pasta and breaded shrimp keeps me at goal weight. Alcohol would have burned my stomach that early out. Are those things on your plan?

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elisa5150    212

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Nothing on that plate is appropriate. You need to follow the plan and listen to your body.

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prelz    8

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Just looking at that pic gives me heart burn. Thanks for posting! Seriously. I know now what not to do.

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gustavio    439

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The shrimp scampi is the only thing allowed on my diet. Although this plate looks amazing

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jess9395    5,449

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Yes i agree that was very dangerous what you did your stomach isnt fully healed yet you are suppose to be on a puree diet only i hope your ok wow

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Not all plans are on puréed foods at 23 days out. Mine advanced more quickly than that. That's why I asked the original poster what her plan said. I do agree that there are some foods on that page that are cause for concern.

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Numbergurl37    201

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Wow ????. What is the point of surgery if you are already drinking alcohol and eating things you really shouldnt. Hopefully you dont get a leak or get sick

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gigiinDC    70

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So usually I get really mad when I see a bunch of judgmental comments when people admit to cheating but this post doesn't even acknowledge there's a problem with this picture. Even the shrimp scampi would have been difficult at 23 days. I had a plain shirt cocktail at a holiday reception at about 8 weeks out and couldn't even eat half a shrimp. I can understand why if out on a date or out with friends who don't know you were sleeved you may feel embarrassed to order something sleeve appropriate (I've been there), but seriously there must have been some other choices. I think as long as you explain you are on a diet people accept that. Say you want to stick to the Soup or appetizers and you are on a low carb diet. Get sauces on the side...

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Miss Impala    64

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I will caution you against this... no alcohol! You have an infants stomach and you wouldn't give an infant alcohol would you?

You drank while eating? Another huge no no.

If you took the bread off the shrimp, I could see you eating that, shrimp scampi would be ok if you let most of the fat drain off. Same for the shrimp only on the Pasta. No pasta! But even taking those measures, you should only be eating about 5 pieces and that is it! Your stomach is 4-8ozs big and still healing. The nerves haven't healed entirely either yet, so you won't know if you have injured yourself?

You spent a lot of money on this procedure... would be a waste if you continue to eat like the old you. I understand this might have been a "treat" meal... but, please read what we all have said. Find another outlet to "treat" yourself.

11/11/16: HW 380

11/28/16: Duodenal Switch Surgery

11/28/16: SW 374 lbs

1/6/17: CW 337 lbs

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#BirdDog    604

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At 28 days I was on mechanically soft foods, nothing there I could have had. Heck even now at 18 weeks out the only thing there I may have would be the shrimp scampi, even then I'd have to drain the fat.

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HanSolo1977    261

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OP, that was very irresponsible. You have a big, long staple line and you're asking for a leak or worse.

I can't even eat chicken breast most of the time. Looking at that plate makes my stomach hurt.

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