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Water? Nope. Applesauce? Nope. Jell-o? Nope. Help!!

So i had my gastric sleeve on 3/14, and even though it's barely been over a day, I'm really anxious at how little food and liquid I can take it. I've nearly vomited twice (heaved and coughed, but nothing came out), and my nausea when i drink anything is overwhelming. I've also not been able to take more then 3-4 small bites of any food I've been given. I read somewhere that lack of protein makes you more nauseated, so I had as much of a protein shake as I could handle and it seems like it helped a bit. Anyway, did everyone else go through something similar? I'm scared something is wrong.

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Bless your bones :( You CAN do this!!! It DOES get better!!

Once you get to the cloudy liquids phase, ya know what I ate?!? HALO TOP ICE CREAM!!!! High protein (for ice cream), meltable, cold, sweet and yummy... a couple spoonfuls definitely got me through some rough mental days.

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