Re: Yeah I made it!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Coleen, Try some yummy broth. I never liked beef broth before surgery but

mmm it was good after and tomato soup is a big winner to.

Have some cracker with it.

Congratulations on your surgery!

Trisha

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Hi Coleen,

I had cold things right after surgery and I didn't have any

problems. I didn't know we weren't supposed to have cold things. Just listen

to your body. The worst problem I had was what I called an air bubble in my

tummy that liked to move around and hurt a little when I swallowed.

Congratulations on the surgery.

Love,

Genz

Coleen Reynolds wrote:

> I am home from the hospital and feeling great. ( A little hungry)

> But I am already feeling 100% better than before the surgery. I have

> my 5 little cuts and have more energy than before.

> I read where it said that I am not suppose to eat cold things. How

> much do I have to stick to that? I really would like to make some

> smoothies from my yogurt and popcicles from my juices. Does anyone

> have som input on this for me.

>

> Coleen

> MGB/7-10-00

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Hi Coleen,

Welcome to the other side! Stick to these things as you as YOU feel

necessary. Everyone is different.

a

Coleen Reynolds wrote:

>

> I am home from the hospital and feeling great. ( A little hungry)

> But I am already feeling 100% better than before the surgery. I have

> my 5 little cuts and have more energy than before.

> I read where it said that I am not suppose to eat cold things. How

> much do I have to stick to that? I really would like to make some

> smoothies from my yogurt and popcicles from my juices. Does anyone

> have som input on this for me.

>

> Coleen

> MGB/7-10-00

>

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YEAH Coleen!

Congratulations!...I didnt know we werent suppose to have cold

things, especially when they gave us ice chips in the hospital?

I would try to just warm it up a bit in the mouth before you shoot it

down. I did not have a smoothie until the 2nd week. I stuck with

Broths the first week into yogurts and crakers......

Good luck Go slow, and you'll start to learn all about your new

tummy!

Love

Lori

In MiniGastricBypass (AT) egroups (DOT) com, smootgen@s... wrote:

> Hi Coleen,

>

> I had cold things right after surgery and I didn't have any

> problems. I didn't know we weren't supposed to have cold things.

Just listen

> to your body. The worst problem I had was what I called an air

bubble in my

> tummy that liked to move around and hurt a little when I swallowed.

> Congratulations on the surgery.

>

> Love,

> Genz

>

> Coleen Reynolds wrote:

>

> > I am home from the hospital and feeling great. ( A little hungry)

> > But I am already feeling 100% better than before the surgery. I

have

> > my 5 little cuts and have more energy than before.

> > I read where it said that I am not suppose to eat cold things.

How

> > much do I have to stick to that? I really would like to make some

> > smoothies from my yogurt and popcicles from my juices. Does

anyone

> > have som input on this for me.

> >

> > Coleen

> > MGB/7-10-00

> >

> >

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[Guest guest]

YAY! I was asking for an update about you yesterday and didn't

hear anything. I'm glad you are on the other side and doing

so great!!

Where did you read that about no cold things? I missed that.

For me, cold things were really delicious, and from day one,

at the hospital, they bring you ice chips and cold juices.

I've been a sugar-free popsicle addict since about week 2.

Kind regards,

> I am home from the hospital and feeling great. ( A little hungry)

> But I am already feeling 100% better than before the surgery. I

have

> my 5 little cuts and have more energy than before.

> I read where it said that I am not suppose to eat cold things. How

> much do I have to stick to that? I really would like to make some

> smoothies from my yogurt and popcicles from my juices. Does anyone

> have som input on this for me.

>

> Coleen

> MGB/7-10-00