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Cheating on liquid diet

My doctor put me on the liquid diet for 4 weeks after my surgery. I’m on week 3 and these dang protein shakes aren’t cutting it. So I cheated and started my purée diet. Has anyone else done this or currently dealing with this. If so what do you eat and do?
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  • Biddy zz ?️?
    Biddy zz ?️?

    Hiya Every surgeon has a different plan. No one is the only way. I was eating solids (chicken, fish) before I left hospital!! That said, keep an eye on this period is my real advice. Part o

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Honestly, yes. I was 15 days post op and still doing premier protein or broth. I have a physical job nd was feeling sick not getting something solid. I started to add 4 oz of puréed soups with a tbsp. Of Greek yogurt. I tolerated it well and if anything noticed that I need to slow down when I eat. I stayed full longer and had more energy. Today I’m 18 days post op and I have introduced Cottage cheese and egg.

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Every surgeon has a different plan. No one is the only way. I was eating solids (chicken, fish) before I left hospital!!

That said, keep an eye on this period is my real advice. Part of the reason for a plan is to force you to change your eating habits. You haven’t gone through all this to get derailed, right??!! So just keep a good food diary, like in MyFitnessPal or similar, and keep an eye out for staying in the new eating groove that leads to long-term success...

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