Foxiekitty_wls

Hi Melesg to be truthful I have days where the hunger is huge and others when I forget to eat. Hormones play a big role in what's going on. As I found out 2 weeks ago. Hope that helps

I had the procedure on the 15/08/17. The bad news They said there would be some mild nausea and it would settle about 8 hours after the surgery. Well it didn't. It lasted 10 days. I lived on the vomit wafers. The pain from the gas also killed for 2 weeks constipation is also difficult I'm used to being daily now it's at worst weekly at best every few days Good news is ; no pre op diet , BMI started at 33 I'm 167cm / 5ft 6. I started at 93.7kg. In first 2 weeks lost 7kg. Been at a stall for the last 2 weeks. With a fluctuating gain of around 500g up and down. Restriction is real. I've just moved onto soft foods so feeling a bit better. Exercise (weights) restriction until end of week 6. So 2 more weeks to go. Struggling to drink my 1.5-2l a day. Can't do protein shakes of any type. Trying to reach 50-70g of protein per day. Some days is a struggle. My diet looked like this. No pre opt. Day 1-14 fluids only that can pass through a thin straw. Day 15-28 purée fluids that can pass through a thick straw. Day 29 -42 soft foods / mash. Day 43-56 start moving to a normal diet. Just now I'm day 29 and my diet looks like this. Breakfast - 1 egg scrambled, morning tea - cheese stick. Lunch slow cooked roast pork 100g and tablespoon apple sauce, afternoon tea yopro yogurt, dinner fish, with garlic butter. Dessert custard or chocolate milk or a banana paddlepop(125ml) around 60g protein and about 800-900 cal im trying to walk about 30 min at least 3 times a week will be hoping it to more when I can eat real food I find right now I fatigue very quickly and am still recovering from spinal fusion 10 weeks ago favorite thing in liquid stage - cauliflower soup favorite thing in purée stage - mince blended, guacamole and cheese was nachos without the chips good luck everyone