Re: 14 Days and Hungry!

[Guest guest]

Dinah Boatwright wrote:

>

> Hi All, I will be at stage II on Thursday and I want something good

> to eat. Any suggestions? I would like to stay with the guidelines

> of " soft foods " for stage II. I'm finding it hard to get excited

> about runny oatmeal and soup mashed potatoes! lol Any other foods

> ya'll have tried at 14 days post op? Help me!

> Dinah in AL

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Vietti Vegetable Beef Soup, Dinty Chicken and Dumplings,

Castleberry Barbecue Beef with soy protein, shrimp, eggs

Now's the time to focus on high protein. The next 3-4 weeks will be

when you get the least calories and protein unless you really work at

it.

[Guest guest]

Hi , I knew you would come thru! lol The eggs sound good and the

shrimp sound good. The canned stuff just doesn't sound good yet! What

I really want is a sandwich! lol I can just taste a good old blt!

Do you think this latest " trashing of the mgb " is connected to " that

man from CA " ?

Dinah

> >

> > Hi All, I will be at stage II on Thursday and I want something

good

> > to eat. Any suggestions? I would like to stay with the guidelines

> > of " soft foods " for stage II. I'm finding it hard to get excited

> > about runny oatmeal and soup mashed potatoes! lol Any other foods

> > ya'll have tried at 14 days post op? Help me!

> > Dinah in AL

> > mfb 081600

>

>

> Vietti Vegetable Beef Soup, Dinty Chicken and Dumplings,

> Castleberry Barbecue Beef with soy protein, shrimp, eggs

>

> Now's the time to focus on high protein. The next 3-4 weeks will be

> when you get the least calories and protein unless you really work

at

> it.

[Guest guest]

Dinah,

I tried a thin layer of peanut butter on crackers, with a small bit of ripe

banana. It was very good and satisfying. Canned vegetable soup, and even

some spaghetti at a restaurant sat well. Sugar-free, fat-free instant

pudding made with skim milk, cucumbers, and melon were other choices I made

that were good. Good luck. Sherry