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Just because you can doesn't mean you should. Measure & weigh your food and stick to the portion your doctor prescribed.

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I am 7 weeks out and can eat more food then I was told I can eat. What does it mean? Did I stretched my sleeve? I am panicking.

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Everyone eats differently however you don't want to vomit that definitely stretches the stomach and my nutritionist told me when I feel pressure to back away from the food

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I was told 3-4ozs. Try eating a boiled egg for breakfast or stick with a Protein shake if you are allowed.

I was told the same thing 3-4 oz of food, stop when you feel the restriction.

I have a Protein Shake or yogurt or an crustless quiche for breakfast. The recipe is below

http://blog.myfitnesspal.com/easy-cheesy-crustless-quiche/

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I am 7 weeks out and can eat more food then I was told I can eat. What does it mean? Did I stretched my sleeve? I am panicking.

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Everyone eats differently however you don't want to vomit that definitely stretches the stomach and my nutritionist told me when I feel pressure to back away from the food

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No, it doesn't. I was severely nauseated and vomited constantly for my first few weeks post op until my doc prescribed meds to stop it. For my first year, I vomited at least once a day, my second year, 2-3 times a week, and now, at year 3, at least once a week.

I can't eat more than 1/2 cup at a time most days. Vomiting doesn't stretch a sleeve. How is that even possible? :)

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I am 7 weeks out and can eat more food then I was told I can eat. What does it mean? Did I stretched my sleeve? I am panicking.

Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App

Everyone eats differently however you don't want to vomit that definitely stretches the stomach and my nutritionist told me when I feel pressure to back away from the food

Sent from my SM-N910P using the BariatricPal App

No, it doesn't. I was severely nauseated and vomited constantly for my first few weeks post op until my doc prescribed meds to stop it. For my first year, I vomited at least once a day, my second year, 2-3 times a week, and now, at year 3, at least once a week.

I can't eat more than 1/2 cup at a time most days. Vomiting doesn't stretch a sleeve. How is that even possible? :)

It can cause pressure on the lining of the stomach and rupture the incision areas

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I am 7 weeks out and can eat more food then I was told I can eat. What does it mean? Did I stretched my sleeve? I am panicking.

Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App

Everyone eats differently however you don't want to vomit that definitely stretches the stomach and my nutritionist told me when I feel pressure to back away from the food

Sent from my SM-N910P using the BariatricPal App

No, it doesn't. I was severely nauseated and vomited constantly for my first few weeks post op until my doc prescribed meds to stop it. For my first year, I vomited at least once a day, my second year, 2-3 times a week, and now, at year 3, at least once a week.

I can't eat more than 1/2 cup at a time most days. Vomiting doesn't stretch a sleeve. How is that even possible? :)

It can cause pressure on the lining of the stomach and rupture the incision areas

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Ripping your incision VS. stretching your sleeve. Big difference.

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Breakfast suggestion: scrambled egg! i was never crazy about them before but they are my go to for sure now! they are quick, easy, nice amount of Protein and the texture goes down easily. sometimes i add a half piece of toast or some lemon pepper tuna on the plate as well but usually 1 egg is plenty. just eat bites slowly. I'm three months out and haven't been sick once from eating anything.

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