OK no judging please

[theskinnyme87 36]

I'm only a week post op and not extremely hungry physically but mentally I just want a hot dog and a mountain Dew it's super early and dangerous to cheat but I feel like I'll never be able to have the food I like ever again and it kinda makes me sad, how long post op did you guys eat regular food??

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[FluffyChix 17,418]

Congrats on a successful surgery! Don't eat it!

So I logged it all down in this thread! Take your mind off your head hunger and read through this journal to see when I started eating.

[NYJenn 1,463]

You’re doing great! You don’t need hot dogs or Mountain Dew. You will absolutely feel SO SICK if you do

[FluffyChix 17,418]

By the way? That comment in the photo isn't for you. It was what I posted for myself when I knew I was gonna whine about the 2 week liquid pre-op diet. I still look at it to remind myself how good I have things!

[theskinnyme87 36]

Congrats on a successful surgery! Don't eat it! [emoji4]
So I logged it all down in this thread! Take your mind off your head hunger and read through this journal to see when I started eating. [emoji6]

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I looked through this thanks I have a question I'm also on the Premier Protein but they feel extremely thick and make a lot of mucus in my mouth did you have this problem? Maybe it's the milk in it, any way to fix that problem? I was mojo able to drink half of one shake before it made my stomach upset

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[theskinnyme87 36]

I looked through this thanks I have a question I'm also on the Premier Protein but they feel extremely thick and make a lot of mucus in my mouth did you have this problem? Maybe it's the milk in it, any way to fix that problem? I was mojo able to drink half of one shake before it made my stomach upset

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Only not mojo lol autocorrect

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[GradyCat 3,696]

I was eating solid food at 5 weeks post-op but I still can't eat many things (steak, soft tortillas, etc.) and haven't returned to what I'd call "regular" food because "regular" food is what made me fat in the first place. I'm eating salmon, cheese, and 90% Protein and very little of anything else. I get full really quickly and can only eat something like 2 oz at a time, which is the beauty of the sleeve surgery being a tool for weight loss. Hang in there and don't eat that dog. 🙂

[Pjj431 71]

Oh stay on diet . Not work the pain. I know it’s hard I could kill for a baking powder biscuit! Hang in there you got this!

[angie_is_losing_it 90]

I understand you 100%. I have two kids and a husband who obviously can eat whatever and its been very hard.

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[summerset 5,265]

10 hours ago, theskinnyme87 said:

I'm only a week post op and not extremely hungry physically but mentally I just want a hot dog and a mountain Dew.

"Normal food" in the sense of "everything is allowed now" was about 4-6 weeks post op. First coffee after 4 weeks. Between week 4 und 6 one was supposed to introduce one food after another, first the softer ones.

So hot dog and mountain dew might not be the right choices right now.

Maybe see this as a challenge to conquer head hunger and the feeling of "having to eat right now". If you choose to eat hot dogs the day you'll be able to - that's your choice and only yours in the end.

I'd stay away from calorie containing beverages though.

[Catherine Wible 51]

I made it 2 days short of my 4 weeks before I ate anything not pureed (with my doctors permission). It was St Patrick's day (and my husband's birthday) and I had corned beef and carrots. I could only eat 2 oz of meat and one baby carrot, but it was divine!!! You can do it! It isn't worth the risk of blowing out your stitches, eating before you are cleared by your doctor, and carbonated beverages will fill you sleeve up with gas, and that would be so painful. I am rooting for you!