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Post-op two week liquid diet!

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  • Losingit2018
    Losingit2018

    You can freeze the protein shakes and eat them like ice cream. Jello may help somewhat. Try to stay positive and remember that you are more than half way there. I never lost my appetite li

  • New&Improved
    New&Improved

    Go for a nice long walk out of the house

  • Livelychick
    Livelychick

    Thank you for the "protein cream" idea! That sounds fantastic! (I just found the Atkins Chocolate Banana shake, and I really like it after losing a taste for all of the Premiere ones.) Thank you!

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You can freeze the protein shakes and eat them like ice cream. Jello may help somewhat.

Try to stay positive and remember that you are more than half way there.

I never lost my appetite like some do either so I understand how hard it is. Try to stay busy and keep your mind off the hunger as best you can is my only advice I slept a lot when I was at your stage.

Remember that this stage is short lived and will be so worth it in the end.

Hang in there. You can do this.

Go for a nice long walk out of the house ;)

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You can freeze the protein shakes and eat them like ice cream. Jello may help somewhat.
Try to stay positive and remember that you are more than half way there.
I never lost my appetite like some do either so I understand how hard it is. Try to stay busy and keep your mind off the hunger as best you can is my only advice I slept a lot when I was at your stage.
Remember that this stage is short lived and will be so worth it in the end.
Hang in there. You can do this.
Thank you for the "protein cream" idea! That sounds fantastic! (I just found the Atkins Chocolate Banana shake, and I really like it after losing a taste for all of the Premiere ones.)

Thank you!

Your doctor doesn't allow thinned down lump free yogurt? It's the same texture as frozen protein ice cream...call and ask.

Follow his plan!! It will be over soon. Really REALLY focus on visualizing yourself thin and that food is meaningless. Then drink as much water as makes you full per your plan. Every time you are hungry, hit the water. The hydration will help you heal hon. It really does fly by. Today is 18 months for me and it feels like yesterday.

greek yougurt and creamed soups worked for me.

Can you put unflavored protein powder in your soup? That kept me full.

Distract yourself when at all possible. The head games have just started and can take some time to master(if ever) and what you learn about yourself and how you feel about food right now when you dont have any will set the stage going forward.

Get out of your head with a book or a puzzle or a good movie. whatever works for you.

avoid TV way to many food adverts

these can be difficult days but they only last Days and you will slowly return to a new normal with food you enjoy.

Take it one day at a time and know you have many great days ahead of you.

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Is your brain hungry or your stomach..
Stomach, for sure. Taking in only 200-300 cals a day does that. (I'm very aware of eating for pleasure/boredom vs. being truly hungry. The former is why I became obese, unfortunately.)
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Can you put unflavored protein powder in your soup? That kept me full.
I've done that; bone broth has a lot of protein in it, too. It sticks around for about an hour. (Great minds!)

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