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Hello all! I am pre op and was just wondering for all of you that have had your surgery already if I will ever be able to eat bread and pastas again. I am not a sweets person, I am more of a breads and pastas kind a girl. Just wondering if I could get some ideas on this. I know I won't be able to eat a ton of it just wondering if I can at all. Thanks!

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Everybody is different. Some say they can eat bread with no problem, some say it makes them feel queasy or too full. Pasta is off my list for life, so I can't comment on that. The carbs are just too much and there's better things to eat (IMO). A lot of people wait 2-3 months before they try bread. My nutritionist wanted me to wait a while or eat toast. I've never been a big bread eater, so it's not a big deal if I don't have any.

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I just ate one of those mini pizzas from pizza Hut I ate a quarter of it with the crust and the rest of it I ate just the top. It didnt bug me at all. I'm 5 months out.

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Hello all! I am pre op and was just wondering for all of you that have had your surgery already if I will ever be able to eat bread and pastas again. I am not a sweets person' date=' I am more of a breads and pastas kind a girl. Just wondering if I could get some ideas on this. I know I won't be able to eat a ton of it just wondering if I can at all. Thanks![/quote']

You should be eating Protein and veggies to lose and maintain weight. But you will be able to eat breads again for sure , but a quarter of what you ate before.

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I have had both bread and Pasta, though honestly they were both a bit underwhelming after not having them for so long. I had a few bites of fettuccine and a little garlic bread at a work luncheon (it was all they provided, so I didn't have options) and it sat fine. As long as they're the exception, not the rule, it's all good. One of the reasons I chose the sleeve was so I didn't have to spend my life not eating certain things ever again.

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I am 3 weeks out and have tried Pasta and bread, but just tiny little bites, doesn't taste as good as it used to. I find I really am enjoying crackers and cheese. I use the reduced fat crackers and the laughing cow light cheese, only 30 cal per wedge and 3 G Protein. Delicious.

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