Antother weird question...

Does anyone else have a problem with solid food in the mornings? It seems my pouch hates solid food, so I must start out my day with a protein drink, or I will be sick...

Pre-op I was a very regular breakfast eater.... I still eat breakfast everyday, but not before 10am.  I get up at 6, but eating early doesn't sit well anymore. 

I do think it's odd, but at least you're not alone.

Laura

For over 2 years post op I could not eat any solid food in the morning.  Only maybe last 6 months it is much better.  But there are still days that I have to have proteins shakes, because anything else just makes the pouch really angry. 
IMO - do not force it.   Make sure you do have breakfast - but  do whatever the pouch likes.
Many early days I had to wake up the pouch with something warm - tea, warm water, etc.  Anything cold - made the pouch to spasm and me nauseous for good few hours. 

I tend to have more probelms eating in the morning than any other time of day.  I usually have a hard boiled egg or some cottage cheese.  Once in a while I have toast.  But breakfast is the time of day when I have the most nausea, the most intolerances.  I can eat breakfast for dinner and be fine.  I mentioned this to my NP and she said that it is kind of common and she thinks its because we don't drink all night and are a little dry in the morning.  

I have problems with solid food in the mornings. I have a protein drink first because I get really sick if it is solids first. I was never a real breakfast eater before so the protein drink really is a good thing for me in the mornings. I drive a school bus, take my drink with me and it is gone when I am done in the morning and then have a light breakfast afterward.