REASON FOR THE POST DIET

[Q3Carla721 15]

Does anyone know why they do the diet the way the do, what will that help or prevent?

LovePeaceJoy!!!<br />Q3Carla721

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It's to give your stomach time to heal. Cheating on it can cause serious injury and complications.

[skb123 308]

As Missy said it's so your stomach can heal. Follow it to the letter!

[myshine84 33]

Well I cheated I had a small thing of mashed potatoes idk what ppl say I was hungry and I only ate 3 small bites and I chewed the crap out of it. Being put on mushies tomorrow.

[2muchfun 8,927]

So I'm sorry to be too graphic here but remember, someone filled your body cavity full of gas, they pumped fluids, medications, antibiotics and anesthesia into your body. They punched 5 holes in your abdomen, moved all your inner body parts around, shoved a tube down your throat, took an electric scalpel and burned away excess fat and tissue wrapped around your upper stomach, then wrapped a plastic strap around your stomach just below the lower esophogeal sphincter, stitched it in place with 5-6 sutures bringing your lower stomach up and over the band and then snaked a tube out of your body and then sewed another plastic piece to the muscle tissue on your rib cage.

The stomach and pouch need time to heal(swollen from trauma) and running solid foods through them could cause long term damage resulting in failure to succeed with the band.

tmf

[☠carolinagirl☠ 18,721]

So I'm sorry to be too graphic here but remember, someone filled your body cavity full of gas, they pumped fluids, medications, antibiotics and anesthesia into your body. They punched 5 holes in your abdomen, moved all your inner body parts around, shoved a tube down your throat, took an electric scalpel and burned away excess fat and tissue wrapped around your upper stomach, then wrapped a plastic strap around your stomach just below the lower esophogeal sphincter, stitched it in place with 5-6 sutures bringing your lower stomach up and over the band and then snaked a tube out of your body and then sewed another plastic piece to the muscle tissue on your rib cage.

The stomach and pouch need time to heal(swollen from trauma) and running solid foods through them could cause long term damage resulting in failure to succeed with the band.

tmf

BOOM

[HotButterFly 981]

So I'm sorry to be too graphic here but remember' date=' someone filled your body cavity full of gas, they pumped fluids, medications, antibiotics and anesthesia into your body. They punched 5 holes in your abdomen, moved all your inner body parts around, shoved a tube down your throat, took an electric scalpel and burned away excess fat and tissue wrapped around your upper stomach, then wrapped a plastic strap around your stomach just below the lower esophogeal sphincter, stitched it in place with 5-6 sutures bringing your lower stomach up and over the band and then snaked a tube out of your body and then sewed another plastic piece to the muscle tissue on your rib cage.

The stomach and pouch need time to heal(swollen from trauma) and running solid foods through them could cause long term damage resulting in failure to succeed with the band.

tmf[/quote']

That was 2muchfun to read!

[3mommy 52]

So I'm sorry to be too graphic here but remember' date=' someone filled your body cavity full of gas, they pumped fluids, medications, antibiotics and anesthesia into your body. They punched 5 holes in your abdomen, moved all your inner body parts around, shoved a tube down your throat, took an electric scalpel and burned away excess fat and tissue wrapped around your upper stomach, then wrapped a plastic strap around your stomach just below the lower esophogeal sphincter, stitched it in place with 5-6 sutures bringing your lower stomach up and over the band and then snaked a tube out of your body and then sewed another plastic piece to the muscle tissue on your rib cage.

The stomach and pouch need time to heal(swollen from trauma) and running solid foods through them could cause long term damage resulting in failure to succeed with the band.

tmf[/quote']

I was allowed mushy foods the next day after surgery. They have me scrambled eggs in the hospital. So far so good for me 7 days post op. I can't eat alot but I'm tolerating food well.

[Q3Carla721 15]

Thank You to everyone who replied ESP 2muchfun.

[Q3Carla721 15]

2muchfun, You helped me understand the why instead the just do, and it makes logical since how you put it as to the why.

Again, thank u

[☠carolinagirl☠ 18,721]

2muchfun, You helped me understand the why instead the just do, and it makes logical since how you put it as to the why.

Again, thank u

yeah TMF has a way with his words.....super nice dude btw

[HotButterFly 981]

Yeah.... It's evident!

[Peaceful1 110]

So I'm sorry to be too graphic here but remember' date=' someone filled your body cavity full of gas, they pumped fluids, medications, antibiotics and anesthesia into your body. They punched 5 holes in your abdomen, moved all your inner body parts around, shoved a tube down your throat, took an electric scalpel and burned away excess fat and tissue wrapped around your upper stomach, then wrapped a plastic strap around your stomach just below the lower esophogeal sphincter, stitched it in place with 5-6 sutures bringing your lower stomach up and over the band and then snaked a tube out of your body and then sewed another plastic piece to the muscle tissue on your rib cage.

The stomach and pouch need time to heal(swollen from trauma) and running solid foods through them could cause long term damage resulting in failure to succeed with the band.

tmf[/quote']

wow I am so glad I did not read this during the pre-op stage of my life I never would have had the surgery haha!!