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  • Orchids&Dragons
    Orchids&Dragons

    I still make it into egg salad

  • So its still in so I guess its ok for now lol miss.carter

  • Letsgetgoing2018
    Letsgetgoing2018

    At six months out, eggs are tolerated by my pouch thankfully because I love eggs. One boiled egg fills me up.

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Good luck. It's gonna be hard. At 10.5months a hard boiled egg is still one of the most dense and filling food choices for me. And I can eat anything that stands still long enough.

A soft boiled egg is a kinder, more gentle approach that you might have better luck with. :)

6.5 minute soft boiled egg with a tiny touch of butter or avocado.

I still make it into egg salad

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Good luck. It's gonna be hard. At 10.5months a hard boiled egg is still one of the most dense and filling food choices for me. And I can eat anything that stands still long enough.
A soft boiled egg is a kinder, more gentle approach that you might have better luck with. [emoji4]
6.5 minute soft boiled egg with a tiny touch of butter or avocado.
So its still in so I guess its ok for now lol

miss.carter

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I tried a fried egg for the first time today. There was a little discomfort at first but it's staying down as well.

I love miso soft boiled eggs in ramen. Hard boiled eggs do not agree with me since surgery so I finally tried making them myself. It's one of the easiest "recipes" ever!

I just soft boil the eggs, peel right away, wrap them in red miso paste and marinate for 6 hours or overnight. I eat them slightly warm.

Or you can see different instructions here:

https://www.chopstickchronicles.com/miso-egg/

Better you, than me. I simply can't handle eggs anymore since surgery. Not hard boiled, fried, scrambled, etc.

I had my surgery on 7/30 and I still cant stomach eggs. Makes me ultra nauseated, especially hardboiled.

I can feel for you. I am really an Eggy. Dying to have one as well
Don't get nauseated but def can only eat one hard boiled then full. Fried eggs usually just one. Rarely can I do 2

I do scramble or fried but runny yolk when fried.I have always loved eggs so it would really suck not to be able to eat them.

I can eat hard boiled eggs, but as others have said, it's very filling and I have to take my time. I can eat fried eggs and I usually do over medium or scrambled, but I do take my time and don't often get the whole thing down. Especially, if I have a piece of bacon or a few bites of toast with it.

I have REALLY turned on to soft boiled eggs. Had one for breakfast today.

I hard boil my egg, smash it with fork, season it, add light mayo and eat it like an egg salad. Yummy!

At six months out, eggs are tolerated by my pouch thankfully because I love eggs. One boiled egg fills me up.

I’m three weeks out and I can eat any kind of egg, scrambled, omelet, hard boiled. Love them all! Hard boiled I stick to 1, but any other way I can eat 2.

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