Glad to see someone else eats sandwiches at BK sometimes.  You are doing awesome!  What a difference in a short time!  Way to go! 

 Lets see here....

I had my surgery March 2.

I am feeling absolutely fantastic!  My energy levels are through the roof, compared to pre-op.  I feel I do all right in getting my protein in, but I should be doing better drinking my water.

I am eating pretty much everything, although I did find out the hard way that I can't tolerate salmon.  Gonna wait a LONG time (if ever) to try it again.

I, too, have dumped 6 times already (the last time being yesterday, when I ate a 2 day old sandwich from Burger King that  I had in the refrigerator, and had warmed up).  I basically go back to softer foods for the rest of the day (if its not too late in the day for that) and go from there.  I am also learning the value of smaller bites.  Once again, I learned that the hard way, too.

The only othe complication of note has been constipation.  When I get stopped up, it happens BIG time!  It even happened at work once!  I now am taking a stool softener most days, and, occasionally am taking a mineral oil laxative (recommended by my PCP) to also keep things moving along. 

I now weigh 285 pounds.  I am down 55 pounds (as of 4/12) from my pre-op testing weight of 340.  I have gone from a 3XL shirt down to a 2XL, and I now am in 50 waist pants, down from a 56 waist.  

Would I do it again?  In a New York (state ) minute!

I have lost 41 pounds since sugery most was los the first month. I got down to 199 and then hit a stall its been over a week since i lost anything
I started out in a 22-24 pant now in a 14-16 tops were about the same 22 then to a 16-18 now.
If i had it to do again I would in a heartbeat.
The only issues i have had other than the stalls is I have vomitted a few times mostly cause i ate to fast or took one bite to much.
as far as energy I cant complain
I try to walk or ride my bike atleast 3-4 times a week and usually go anywhere between 4-6 miles each time.
and as far as eating anything that sits well ... and that changes all the time.

I had RNY on 3/25/09. I feel great most of the time. I have alot more energy but I usually try to get in a nap on the weekends. I am able to get all my protein and vitamins in daily. I get anywhere from 800-1000 calories a day. I get all my water most days I've gotten sick once from eating the insides of a pizza lean pocket (pepperoni, mozzarella, and pizza sauce).I won't make that mistake again. I also got sick on BBQ pork but did not throw up. I do however tolerate most foods as long as I take my time and chew really well. I eat grilled chicken, tilapia, crab, shrimp, salad, almonds, grapes, strawberries, cantaloupe, carrots (cooked), sugar snap peas, and more. I tolerate crackers but stay away from them because I can eat way too many. I've lost 56 pounds and gone from a 26/28 to a 20/22. I would do it all over again in a heartbeat! I could not have lost this weight without my tool.

2 months today! I feel great. I had a bump in the road at 3 weeks with a stricture, but everything has been good since. The first month was difficult, with the pureed and soft foods and for me the hardest thing was the lack of energy.
Since about 4 weeks I have been going very well. I have tolerated everything I have tried, including veggies, fruits, and even WW pasta. Even had a bite of birthday cake ( I was so scared, I literally only had a bite) I'm finally getting used to the vitamin regamine and get them all in most days. I'm not counting calories or protein, but I make sure I make good choices at every meal and snack. I'm making protein smoothies and Eggface's ice-cream as my protein supplements. I don't think I'm getting enough water, but I'm not having any bathroom issues so I'm not worried. I'm down 40 lbs. today. I feel happy, energetic, and normal. I've been on a couple weekend trips and had no trouble with food.  Before 4 weeks I don't think I would have done it again, now...I think I would!
Thanks for sharing your stories. I hope things get better. Take care.