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Hi all. I am almost 3 weeks post bypass and I am on soft diet. Need help with food choices. I'm having a really hard time. I found some crackers that I was gonna put some cheese on. But I wasn't sure if I could do that or not!!! Please help.

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My advice with any new food is to take it very very slow. Make a cracker with cheese, nibble a corner off and set it aside. Let your stomach make up its mind on how it likes it. After a few minutes, try another nibble and so on. Take a nice long time to finish that one cracker, or any new food, and give your body a chance to give you feedback.

All of my mistakes thus far have been from eating too fast.

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I wasn't allowed to have crackers until almost 3 months so my stomach could heal properly. Download the below app, it's who I went through for my surgery and they have the Bariatric Bistro of recipes for every phase...IMG_7037.JPG IMG_7038.JPG


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I don't think crackers are a part of the soft diet. I would ask your nutritionist for more information or a list of foods you can eat during each post-op diet phase. It's important to let your stomach heal properly.


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