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When I have trouble with sushi, which I occasionally do, it is invariably

the seaweed wrapper that is the culprit. It's really hard to chew that stuff

up small enough to keep it from getting stuck.

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Start weight 365#

Lap RnY, Distal - Dr. s

Vanderbilt University Hospital

Surgery date June 3, 2002

Current weight 199.5#

sushi

> Hi,

> I just read your post about the adolfs meat tenderizer and your

> comment about sushi struck me. I am 14 mos post op, and really can

> eat everything without problems. have only thrown up 5 times in the

> 14 months. Heres my question. I had sushi the other night at dinner

> for the first time post surgery. I have never felt so sick since

> surgery. i was up all night, not really wanting to throw up, but

> that familar feeling that I describe as feeling like I had eaten

> rocks....it kept me up until 4 in the morning (and of course I had

> meetings at 8AM that day). I was out of town on a biz trip and

> almost had the hotel van drive me to the hospital thinking that this

> wrenching in my stomach was something very serious. So sushi is the

> culprait? Anyone else have issues with it? Gosh, I didnt think that

> the little bit of rice in a spicy tuna roll would be that much of a

> catalyst

> Thanks so much for your post, I feel so much better now that I think

> I know what to avoid ...and am going out to buy some adolfs meat

> tenderizer today and pack it in my suitcase.

> Cunningham

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> > Greetings all...have been unable to connect for a week due to

> > computor crash...but back again now.

> >

> > About a month after my initial surgery I got a very tiny piece of

> > turkey caught on my staples which was unable to be removed even

> with

> > an endoscopy. My surgeon advised me that when things get stuck to

> > drink Adolph's meat tenderizor in warm water and it will dissolve

> > almost anything. In fact It worked so well I never travel without

> > it as I still sometimes get food stuck. (but it has been so very

> > long since I have had sushi...thry don't call it sticky rice for

> > nothing)

> >

> > I was wondering if anyone else has used this method or has another

> > alternative.

> >

> > I also would like to know if there is a local support group in San

> > Francisco (or in the Bay area)...

> >

> > TaTa have a lot of reading to catch up on

> > Annie

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I had problems eating sushi 'til I was about 2 years out. My pouch just did

NOT like it (even though my mouth did). Now I can eat it with no problem,

thank goodness! I adore sushi!

Staci =)

Subject: Re: sushi

I have terrible problems eating sushi now - it always

gets stuck. I used to eat sushi all the time, I love

it, but what can you do? If I get something stuck I

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