NSA frozen yogurt
Hi,
My book from St joes' say's that I can have NSA forzen yogurt in the pureed stage. How did this go for you guys? Was this something that you were able to keep down? What flavour and brands did you buy?
My book from St joes' say's that I can have NSA forzen yogurt in the pureed stage. How did this go for you guys? Was this something that you were able to keep down? What flavour and brands did you buy?
HW 276 SW 265 CW 164.8
June 1, 2010 referral sent to St Joe's Hamilton
August 9th, 2010 Orientation
October 27th, 2010 - Meeting with Nurse,Dietician, Social Worker, ECG (no sleep study required)
November 3rd, 2010- Ultrasound
November 18, 2010- Meeting with the Internist
December 14th- Meet the surgeon
December 23rd- Education Class
January 14th- Scope - was supposed to be Dec 17th but got changed. : (
SURGERY DATE- FEBRUARY 26 2011
HI,
Yes, seeing the internist is part of St Joe's program. It was easy peasy- they explain things to you and ask a bunch of questions..no big deal
Yes, seeing the internist is part of St Joe's program. It was easy peasy- they explain things to you and ask a bunch of questions..no big deal
HW 276 SW 265 CW 164.8
June 1, 2010 referral sent to St Joe's Hamilton
August 9th, 2010 Orientation
October 27th, 2010 - Meeting with Nurse,Dietician, Social Worker, ECG (no sleep study required)
November 3rd, 2010- Ultrasound
November 18, 2010- Meeting with the Internist
December 14th- Meet the surgeon
December 23rd- Education Class
January 14th- Scope - was supposed to be Dec 17th but got changed. : (
SURGERY DATE- FEBRUARY 26 2011
Hi Kelkie
Looks like you are doing well - thats great
St Joes booklet gives you all foods you can eat once on full menu....but if I were you and wanted to optimize my weight loss in the first crucial 6 months, I would not venture too far from meat/fish/chicken and a few veg and fruit..
I know it sounds boring - but its only for 6 months....I dont know how much you have to lose so maybe you dont need to be a rigid as I was....
The booklet allows you nsa yogurt and soft bread and potatoes etc....I'm just saying I would really watch the white type carbs with no nutritional value
We each will do what we want on this journey....someone gave me this advice pre-surgery and I am so glad they did - I really lost most of my weight in that first 9 month period and I credit it to sticking to meat-veg-fruit and lots of water
Hope this helps
Barb
Looks like you are doing well - thats great
St Joes booklet gives you all foods you can eat once on full menu....but if I were you and wanted to optimize my weight loss in the first crucial 6 months, I would not venture too far from meat/fish/chicken and a few veg and fruit..
I know it sounds boring - but its only for 6 months....I dont know how much you have to lose so maybe you dont need to be a rigid as I was....
The booklet allows you nsa yogurt and soft bread and potatoes etc....I'm just saying I would really watch the white type carbs with no nutritional value
We each will do what we want on this journey....someone gave me this advice pre-surgery and I am so glad they did - I really lost most of my weight in that first 9 month period and I credit it to sticking to meat-veg-fruit and lots of water
Hope this helps
Barb
Hi,
Thanks for the advice Barb. What about cottage cheese and other cheese?
Thanks for the advice Barb. What about cottage cheese and other cheese?
HW 276 SW 265 CW 164.8
June 1, 2010 referral sent to St Joe's Hamilton
August 9th, 2010 Orientation
October 27th, 2010 - Meeting with Nurse,Dietician, Social Worker, ECG (no sleep study required)
November 3rd, 2010- Ultrasound
November 18, 2010- Meeting with the Internist
December 14th- Meet the surgeon
December 23rd- Education Class
January 14th- Scope - was supposed to be Dec 17th but got changed. : (
SURGERY DATE- FEBRUARY 26 2011
Hi Keilke
Thanks for taking my advice how it was intended - to help
Cheese of any form was a staple during the first 6 months too....I ate it on top of anything that melted
Cottage cheese too....
Keep some liquid colace on hand as all the protein and cheese can be binding.....now that I eat most everything that problem is cured...lol
A successful OHér gave me the same advice I gave you before I had surgery....and I made up my mind to follow it to optimize that weight loss during the fast loss stage....I am so glad I did....
All the best
Barb
Thanks for taking my advice how it was intended - to help
Cheese of any form was a staple during the first 6 months too....I ate it on top of anything that melted
Cottage cheese too....
Keep some liquid colace on hand as all the protein and cheese can be binding.....now that I eat most everything that problem is cured...lol
A successful OHér gave me the same advice I gave you before I had surgery....and I made up my mind to follow it to optimize that weight loss during the fast loss stage....I am so glad I did....
All the best
Barb
I purchased PLAIN non-fat greek yogurt and simply flavored it with crystal lite powder, mixing it well with a spoon.. then froze it in 1/2 cup or 1/4 servings and had it as a frozen treat. Greek yogurt seems to freeze well and is yummy, when flavored and HIGH in protein.
I use Glad Brand food storage containers..you can get 8 small containers per package that hold 1/2 cup each and they are good for storing greek yogurt in freezer etc.. I got mine at Walmart and they were very reasonably priced. The lids fit tight so no worries about them poping off and leaking.
suzyq0052
I use Glad Brand food storage containers..you can get 8 small containers per package that hold 1/2 cup each and they are good for storing greek yogurt in freezer etc.. I got mine at Walmart and they were very reasonably priced. The lids fit tight so no worries about them poping off and leaking.
suzyq0052
What about sticking the small single serve containers of Source or Sillouette yogurt in the freezer and eating those. You can even stick a popsickle stick or spoon through the top and eat them like a popsickle. My kids do this all the time with yogurts or Minigos.
I would avoid too many "treats" early out. Stick to the basics to maximize your weight loss.
Linda
I would avoid too many "treats" early out. Stick to the basics to maximize your weight loss.
Linda
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