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Not sure if I messed up or did right

I have mentioned how hard sipping is, my crazy nausea and the fact that just looking at birth and my protein makes me gag, I think it's all mental being that I did a 3 week liquid diet, towards the end of my diet I was already feeling anxious about these foods.

My doctor thinks it's totally normal that I feel this way, well yesterday I fainted and my mom thought it was because I haven't been eating or having much protein. Later on in the day she made me 1 scrambled egg, which I ate (chewed very well) only ate about half or a little more (1.50z) and it did not make me feel bad AT ALL.. I was expecting to feel sick being that I should be starting my puréed today and the scrambled egg is considered a soft food.

How many of you have tried soft foods before directed and did not feel sick? I'm not planning on introducing the soft foods for another week as my plan states... merely because I'm scared to eat anything.... gosh, I'm even scared when sipping water [emoji46][emoji19].

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  • Joann454
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    Eggs were considered purée for me. I did have a soft white fish before I was supposed to and it was fine.

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    AWESOME!!! Thanks for the websites, I'm excited to try some purée foods [emoji37]?[emoji28] I'm sure the recipes will make it easier

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Eggs were considered purée for me. I did have a soft white fish before I was supposed to and it was fine.

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Eggs were considered purée for me. I did have a soft white fish before I was supposed to and it was fine.



Omg thank you so much, I was feeling terrible and like a failure...

I have to start looking up puréed recipes. I think this would be the toughest stage for me, but I have to get my proteins in


I was so sick of shakes! I made egg salad a lot. Refried beans. Tomato soup (you can add unflavored protein powder in).
Go to Pinterest for some food ideas! You'll be ok!

here are a couple of websites and blogs for recipes

http://www.netwellness.org/healthtopics/diet/pureedentreesalads.cfm#blended vegetables

www.bariatriccookery.com

/www.facebook.com/bariatriceating/

http://theworldaccordingtoeggface.blogspot.ca/

good luck

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I was so sick of shakes! I made egg salad a lot. Refried beans. Tomato soup (you can add unflavored protein powder in).
Go to Pinterest for some food ideas! You'll be ok!



Egg salad sound really good. I will try that next week. I have never tried unflavored protein, I will grab some today at Walmart


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here are a couple of websites and blogs for recipes
http://www.netwellness.org/healthtopics/diet/pureedentreesalads.cfm#blended vegetables
www.bariatriccookery.com
/www.facebook.com/bariatriceating/
http://theworldaccordingtoeggface.blogspot.ca/
good luck



AWESOME!!! Thanks for the websites, I'm excited to try some purée foods [emoji37]?[emoji28]

I'm sure the recipes will make it easier


I bought Wendy's chili and put it I the blender with some soup broth to thin and blend for puree and it was really good. Especially because it's seasoned. It's like real food with taste.

Doc had me go straight from liquids to soft foods basically. My first food was a scrambled egg as well. It went down very well. So I think you're just fine. ?

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