Tammylb 174 Posted July 4, 2014 This post is for those people who are in the very early stages of gastric sleeve and are wondering what they can eat on atypical day at 3 months. My day: Breakfast 100 calorie Greek yogurt vanilla 1/4 fresh sliced peach mixed together 20 ml sugar free tea lunch baked chicken leg, 4 green Beans My 3 Gummy Vitamins for desert 20 ml sugar free Hawaiian punch snack 1/2 premiere strawberry shake ( yummy) 1/4 c cottage cheese dinner Protein snack pack ( cheese, almonds, diced ham) Snack 1/2 of strawberry Protein Shake 2 chocolate Calcium chews Yogurt is a slider for me, my go to snack is boiled eggs, turkey Jerky bites, Oscar Myers Protein snack pack and imitation crab meatIt doesn't take but about 4 bites to fill me up. I have more head hunger then actual hunger. It's worse when I watch tv and see all of the food commercials . I keep a drawer of high protein Snacks in 4 oz cups ready to grab and toss in my lunch bag for work. I haven't been exercising like I should, but I'm losing about 2 pounds a week except for the 2 week stall. I have lost 40 lbs since being sleeved Hope this helps 5 darneka1, ankinray, sleevexcited and 2 others reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Poseyrosey 20 Posted July 4, 2014 Thank you for this post. A reality check of the future. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
AnnMO47 2 Posted July 4, 2014 Thank you for posting this. I'm getting my sleeve on Tuesday July 8 .. You've given me some good ideas for meal options. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
darneka1 20 Posted July 4, 2014 Very helpful. I find that as time passes by since my surgery, I am feeling okay with the lifestyle changes I am making. Its okay to not eat as I once did. I am loving the results I am seeing. Checking nutritional labels is routine and planning my meals is necessary. So glad to see you are making good choices. 2 stacielynntate and BabySheldon reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gottagonow 82 Posted July 4, 2014 Very helpful. I find that as time passes by since my surgery, I am feeling okay with the lifestyle changes I am making. Its okay to not eat as I once did. I am loving the results I am seeing. Checking nutritional labels is routine and planning my meals is necessary. So glad to see you are making good choices. Results are definitely my great motivator. There are times I just want to get out of food social events, but I'm coming around on how to handle that but it's my main "issue" right now. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites