Damn, did I screw up!!!

Or, she hasn't done it yet, WANTS to do it, and wants to see if anyone else tried it, and what the repercussions were. If others did it without horrible injury or pain, she'd try herself.

What the hell are you talking about? Some people are so ignorant. I was scared with the reaction I had to what seemed to be something small, and I was looking for anyone who may have experienced the same type of thing. It's called sharing information and looking for support. Thank you for your lack of concern, and congratulations for winning the arrogant jackass award.

Best of luck to you on your journey. Bye Felicia!

That is scary, and not normal. Hope you have heard from your Doc...

I applaud you for posting this. I haven't gone off plan, but I will admit that the toughest moment where I actually had the thought run through my head was at work where there was pizza. Serious trigger food for me.

I'm 2 weeks out as of yesterday, and was cleared to start soft foods yesterday. I made ricotta bake and had that for lunch... No problem. You should not of had that reaction to cheese at 3 weeks out. You need to call your surgeon as soon as possible. 

Please let us know what he/she says. 

I would definitely get in touch with your surgeon immediately, blood in vomit is never a good think, let alone twice in a row, I fear you may have ruptured the incision in your stomach. 

No, I didn't do this.  I stayed on plan 100%, especially while my body was healing after surgery.

Vomiting blood isn't normal. I would call your doctor immediately and ask for assistance. Something could be seriously wrong.

Thang, what the he// do they put in pizza in Canada???  Def call the doctor.

Hope you are feeling better soon:):)

Not meant to be a lecture and in the nicest way possible, with white gloves on, trying to identify core issues.......

If a hundred "Red Flags" didn't go off before you actually put off-plan food in your mouth 3 weeks out from having your stomach stapled.

There are some core basics that need to be fixed.

Cheat all you want after you heal and it becomes much harder to hurt yourself.

Not saying this is you, but every so often a post like this comes up looking for validation from others that have cheated and somebody fresh out of surgery may think it's ok because someone else did it. 

Seeing blood in your vomit "may" be a strong indication of a bleed and your surgeon should be informed.

Stay on the plan !

frisco

I once heard a story once a patient (not my surgeon's, but someone he met once) who tried to eat "one bite" of string cheese four days post-op. The patient ruptured his staple line, bled massively, and needed a transfusion. Apparently there were some very major complications because he died a few weeks later.

So no, I didn't attempt it. And I hope nobody else is "brave enough" to do so and encourage others to assume you'll be OK if it happens. Dying isn't worth it.

I love the dancing corgis.