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I am 10 days post op and I am always hungry. The first 4 days I didn't even think about food, and now I'm always hungry. I drink my Water and my Protein Shakes too. Is there ANYTHING I can eat at this stage that won't hurt me, that is not Soup, pudding, Jell-O, and yogurt. and I hate cottage cheese so there's no way I'm eating that. Oh and I had the gastric sleeve not lap band.

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I get hungry also and I am tired of Soup and pudding I tried some mashed potatoes they were good I get hungry also I started eating popcicle that helps my hunger and lots of Gatorade

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1 hour ago, Allie589 said:

Once you can have puréed real foods like chicken salad, it'll help so much! Hang in there!!!!


Sleeved 8/7 HW: 256 SW: 248
CW: 222 @ 7 weeks post op 5'7" GW: 150

Can you have that at 15 days?

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I understand how you feel, I'm 8 days post op and struggling with the food options. I had two spoonfuls of chicken salad tonight but it didn't really satisfy anything so I'm going to finish up my two weeks of liquids to the letter. Good luck!

Angie

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