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Stage 2-curious finds

Thank God for mash potato but I thought I can handle pudding NOT!

Funny but jello, low fat icecream, tuna fish, n can clams from bumblebee can go down easy. How's it going with u?

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    My stage 2 doesn't have tuna or clams and I don't think potatoes or ice cream are included at any stage for me! I'm all protein shakes, yogurt, and cream soup at this stage; when I remember I can have

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My stage 2 doesn't have tuna or clams and I don't think potatoes or ice cream are included at any stage for me! I'm all protein shakes, yogurt, and cream soup at this stage; when I remember I can have a fudgesicle, I run to the freezer for one. But I am going out of my mind with this stuff--I want food! Real food! Yes, I know . . . eventually . . .

Pudding is super rich, it has milk, fats, etc. I would not have been able to handle that my first 3 months post op.

I was thinking of making some pudding since it's on the approved list . . . but I'm wondering about the issue with handling milk. I have protein powder that I mix with milk but I'm wondering if that's what gave me "the runs" after I had it the other day. ??

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