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deenae53964

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  1. There are tons of other Protein drinks and the more protein you take in, the more full you will feel. I've tried unjury, which works well. You can add it to Jello, pudding or just about anything for extra protein. If you add the vanilla to orange crystal light it tastes like a dreamcicle! I just ordered Isopure online and it should be here early next week. It has 50 grams of protein per serving. It comes in like 7 different flavors. I'm hoping it tastes good. I'll keep you posted on that. Now on to your other question...don't start on solid foods too early. You pouch isn't ready for the extra work to process the food. It's not so much the consistancy as the composition of the food. Starches take the stomach more work to process, you don't want to work it too hard too soon. Just take it easy. You will get to the next phase quickly and it will all be worth-while. Take care and good luck. We're on this journey together. It's great we can all learn from each other's experiences.
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    Skinny Wannabe

    My nutritionist mentioned the constant gurgling sounds. If you think about it...when all you have going into your stomach is liquid, and it's sloshing around in there, that's probably the noises. I'm sure the sloshing is making some air bubbles, too. This too shall pass as you get to add more solidified foods into your diet. Hope this helps!
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    How about beans?

    I'm not a big bean fanatic, however, Bush's Baked beans have been great. I just added them into my diet within the past two days, and so far no problems. They are a great addition, full of protein and flavorful, too! My nutritionist suggested refried beans with a little non-fat sour cream and/or salsa without the chunks for a little something different. I was having a really hard time getting in enough protein before this point in the diet. Thank God I have been able to add in some "mushies"!
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    I have a dumb question...

    Hi, I'm new in here. Glad to see there is an on-line support system like this one. There are so many questions I've seen posted that I've wondered or asked myself. I'm glad I'm not alone. Ok, now my question is this...How do you get that ticker thing at the bottom of your posts. I went to the site and created one, but just need to know how to attach it to the bottom of my posts. If you all could help out a newbie, I'd appreciate it very much! Deena Westfield, WI Surgery Date: October 25, 2005 highest weight-347/pre-op-321/currently-318/goal-190 or less?
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    question

    I agree with Rene, however, if you have more to loose...such as myself who wants to lose about 150 pounds, then I don't think even slow weight loss with a sensible exercise routine will make the skin shrink. I KNOW I'll need to have plastic surgery when all is said and done. My 3 pregnancies really did a number on my belly, so I will definately get a tummy tuck at the end of this journey. I'm going to get a breast augmentation, too. I've been jipped in that department for all my life and will fix that, too. LOL. Deena Westfield, WI Surgery Date: October 25, 2005
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    kinda rough question here...

    I found that the liquid diet had the adverse affect on me. I couldn't stop! Now that I'm 2 weeks post surgery and I get to add a few more solids into my diet, I have found that things are binding up. Either call your family physician or your surgeon. They are trained professionals and won't think anything of a question of this nature. That's what we pay them the big bucks for. Good luck! Deena Westfield, WI Surgery Date: Oct. 25, 2005

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