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My day starts on 19th and I am so excited too! When we move to soft foods I will be in Hawaii for vacation so that will be exciting!

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Just now, paulec74 said:

My day starts on 19th and I am so excited too! When we move to soft foods I will be in Hawaii for vacation so that will be exciting!

PaulE

Oh thats sooo exciting! And you really should take me and hubby with you to Hawaii, ya know, be super supportive and all that! Bwahahahahah! But for real, less than a week to go and you will be able to have a lil variety!!

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Oh thats sooo exciting! And you really should take me and hubby with you to Hawaii, ya know, be super supportive and all that! Bwahahahahah! But for real, less than a week to go and you will be able to have a lil variety!!
Totally! It will be amazing! You are welcome to come for support! My wife is gonna struggle a bit on the other side of the table! Lol!


PaulE

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16 minutes ago, FlyAwayFree said:

Girly, when I woke up this morning I finally had a sense of accomplishment. I didn't feel so lost and adrift. I am so happy to begin working with my own body to get to live a full life again! Sheesh, it was really getting to me! Thanks so much for all your support. I appreciate it so much.

I totally understand because I felt the exact same way as you, you're going to do great!! message me or inbox me anytime, I'm just about 2.5 months out so I'm still new to the process and learning my body too, we can help and encourage each other 😉

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On 11/12/2018 at 8:39 PM, FlyAwayFree said:

Ok so I am officially on pureed foods as of today. I was burned out on creamed Soups for sure and the one lil cheat I had when I nibbled a cookie Saturday showed me that sugar tastes like crap now... so lesson learned.

So today I had....2oz of cottage cheese which was quite tasty and I wanted to eat more but nothing else was fitting in my new tummy. Then I had a scrambled egg with cheese on it, was right at 2oz there too and even yummier than the cottage cheese. And then I had spiced up tuna and mayo. The clouds parted and the angels sang! My tummy and mouth are happier than they have been in soooooo long.

Heh, who knew tuna with mayo was so good.

Tuna with mayo was the very first "real" food I had after the liquid/puree stage. I got one morsel into my mouth and started sobbing. My husband thought I was in pain but I just couldn't wrap my head around how magical it was to taste something flavorful that I could chew.

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3 minutes ago, hap314ness said:

tuna with mayo was the very first "real" food I had after the liquid/puree stage. I got one morsel into my mouth and started sobbing. My husband thought I was in pain but I just couldn't wrap my head around how magical it was to taste something flavorful that I could chew.

Hee hee, yes! You totally understand the nirvana that happened in my mouth at that moment! It was amazing!

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On pureed myself and that ricotta bake is life tome right now,. And agreed i finally tried tuna and mayo and it was so so delicious!

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On pureed myself and that ricotta bake is life tome right now,. And agreed i finally tried tuna and mayo and it was so so delicious!


Yes! The ricotta bake is soooooo good! I have done egg salad and refried Beans with cheddar and sour cream and chili (bean not meat) pureed and it's just made a world of difference in how I feel emotionally even.

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Wishing i could do refried Beans better still hard

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Just now, sleevegirl88 said:

@FlyAwayFree iv done egg slad too but still have a hard time with refried Beans :( wish i could eat them bc it tastes so good.

I put a small dollop of sour cream in them and it helped to thin them enough that they weren't hard to get down for me. But I seem to be doing super well with things physically now so I hope you are able to have the same luck soon!

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On 11/13/2018 at 3:13 PM, paulec74 said:

Totally! It will be amazing! You are welcome to come for support! My wife is gonna struggle a bit on the other side of the table! Lol!


PaulE

Ha, she and my hubby can go eat their faces off while we go play on the beaches!!! Whoooooooeeeeeee! Lol

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