at 3 months out can I have

c5felsspirit
on 9/5/11 6:11 am - lake cormorant, MS

RNY on 05/31/11

fresh tomatos? or pepperridge farms deli flats 100 calorie whole wheat bread?

Sarah
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Cherylkas
on 9/5/11 6:15 am - PA

What does your doc plan say is ok for you to have at 3 months out?

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poet_kelly
on 9/5/11 6:17 am - OH

RNY on 11/04/08

You can have whatever you want. I think what you mean to ask is, should you have those things.

I ate them at three months out. I was on a regular diet about eight weeks out, actually. I don't know what your doc or dietician recommend, though. Did they give you a meal plan?

Kelly

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c5felsspirit
on 9/5/11 6:18 am - lake cormorant, MS

RNY on 05/31/11

said regular food as tolerated just NO fried foods. and be careful..... I have reread all the paperwork. I know I have limits on lettuce I still can NOT tolerate it. And breads potatoes rice pasta. I have totally avoided.

I would LIKE to try a turkey burger with the bread and tomatoes... jsut worried about something new to be introduced to my pouch.

Sarah
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YankeeRose
on 9/5/11 6:25 am - Meadville, PA

RNY on 06/21/11

I usually only try one new food at a time to make sure I can tolerate it first. If you try more than one new food at a time, and you have a bad reaction you won't know which new food caused it.

Tammy
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YankeeRose
on 9/5/11 6:19 am - Meadville, PA

RNY on 06/21/11

I will be 11 weeks out tomorrow and my Nut said I could have the deli flats several weeks ago. I can only eat 1/2 at one time though. She also said I could have Triscuits. I have also eaten tomatoes without any problem.

Tammy
Luck 'o the Irish
HW399/SW362/CW219/GW130
*37 lbs were lost pre-op

c5felsspirit
on 9/5/11 6:20 am - lake cormorant, MS

RNY on 05/31/11

hubby is cooking out for family today and I would like to add something new just so afraid of adding something new and it not sitting right with family here. Oh well they all know I had the surgery and are all very understanding of what I can and can NOT have.

Sarah
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c5felsspirit
on 9/5/11 6:20 am - lake cormorant, MS

RNY on 05/31/11

here goes nothing then... I will let yall know how it goes tonight

Sarah
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aseg21
on 9/5/11 7:30 am - Miami, FL

RNY on 09/14/10

I've never gone back to bread.. I know I can but it's always been better for me not to try. Bread is one of those things that I could have eaten by the fist full before surgery. I swear I must have been a duck in a previous life. Tomatoes were fine for me though.

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Winnie_the_Pooh
on 9/5/11 7:38 am

RNY on 06/08/11

I have been able to eat both of those and I am not quite 3 months yet. But you may want to limith the flat bread to 1/2 the bun. Bread tends to sit heavy. Toasting helps too.

Winnie