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3 Weeks Out - Struggling a L'il
on July 8, 2011 11:45 am
Hello Folks - I am just learning my way around this website so I hope this goes somewhere in a public place where people can see it.  I had a RNY on June 13th.  I did not realize it was going to be so... intense... after surgery.  I am still in the pureed food stage and will be for about two more weeks.  Eating has become a chore (maybe that's part of the game plan - smile).  Everything (except water) that I eat seems to land like a rock in my stomach.  After two spoonfuls I feel bloated and have to stop.  Sometimes I can't finish much more.  I belch and fart continuously too.  Eating used to be enjoyable (maybe that's how I ended up at 250 pounds at 5'3"...LOL) and now I dread it. 

I was wondering if others experienced this and about how long it took to go away?

I have lost near 30 pounds since June 6th, which is when I started the liquid diet.  I am having a hard time getting the protein I need because I take in so little.  I can't tolerate any artificial sweeteners since surgery so protein shakes are out of the question for now.  I tried a non-flavored protein that I mixed with fruit juice and ice in the blender but two sips bloated me so badly I couldn't drink even a quarter of it.

(Sorry about the whining - I am hoping that perhaps if others experienced this and it has subsided I will feel more hopeful)

Thanks for taking time to read.  Pam

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