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I don't know the answer but wanted to say congrats on the loss! That's awesome! !

happy Llama sad Llama... big fat mama Llama.

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Is it on your surgeon's plan? For me it was and I enjoyed a wedge for a birthday treat at just about one month post op. But plans differ on when they allow fruit and other carbs. Even if they are relatively healthy. The suggestion to have a SF popsicle is probably a better idea for a few more weeks.

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Go with sugar-free popsicles...those are great. Especially the tropical ones.

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I second the sugar free popsicles. That's my evening go to snack.< /p>

Don't see anything on my paperwork about watermelon. Not sure I'd get into the habit of that one with all of the natural sugars in it.

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My Phys. Asst. says fruit is a sometimes food, after Protein and whole grains. (I was craving a ripe pear at about 6 weeks out.) Sugar-free/fat-free pudding mix (they have them in a bunch of flavors now, including butterscotch) mixed with skim milk is a good sweet treat, plus you get your Protein up with the milk.

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