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Chicken too early dangerous?

So I am 4 weeks post op. Doing just fine. I did "accidentally" have some chicken this week. (I thought it was included in my soft food diet as long as I chew it to liquid. Same with tuna.) When I had the tuna and chicken, it was super moist and chewed to liquid and I tolerated it just fine. What I'm wondering is if it's dangerous to keep doing so? Am I putting undue stress on my little tummy/staple line? Or if I am tolerating it just fine, does that signify that I'm ready for it as long as I stay the chew-to-liquid course?
Any input appreciated!

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