Question on eggs

Chris "Thick-to-Fit" T.
on 6/13/16 1:37 pm - FL
VSG on 05/26/16

How terrible! lol

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Grim_Traveller
on 6/9/16 11:35 am
RNY on 08/21/12

I'm cleared for eggs, but can only tolerate them baked. I prefer cookies or brownies. Is that ok?

6'3" tall, male.

Highest weight was 475. RNY on 08/21/12. Current weight: 198.

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Chris "Thick-to-Fit" T.
on 6/13/16 1:37 pm - FL
VSG on 05/26/16

of course

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happyteacher
on 6/9/16 6:30 pm

I can't stomach eggs that are scrambled and overcooked- it hurts my stomach and makes me vomit. Poached or a very soft (still moist looking) scrambled is all I can do. This is even 4 years out- 

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Cheryl Denomy
on 6/10/16 10:01 am - Oshawa, Canada

The first time I seriously wished for death after my surgery was because of eggs -- I microwaved a scrambled egg, which of course was dry beyond words, ate it anyway, and then spent the next five hours with the stupid thing stuck.  I couldn't sit, stand or lie down without being in pain, and it took me five hours to get it to come back out the way it went in.

I swore off eggs for a very long time after that.  Like 16 years.

I love eggs, but eggs no longer love me.  I can't eat them, no matter what you do with them.  Devilled, scrambled, egg salad -- nope.  Lovely going in, dreadful until they're out again.

I do try every once in a while, and then remember why I shouldn't.  You'd think after all this time I'd learn, but sometimes it's just worth it.

And in the last century, when I still could eat eggs, I had to have my fried, poached, or boiled eggs with the yolk hard or I couldn't eat them at all.

Eggs are not my friend.  I'm glad it works for others, but that's something that's been permanently scratched off my list.

Heather P.
on 6/10/16 10:11 am

I've been eating eggs - all ways - since 10 days out.  I haven't had a problem with them.  Eat what feels good to you!

 

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RNY 3/28/16

califsleevin
on 6/10/16 12:54 pm - CA

Scrambled eggs were on the hospital menu after surgery, and I had a couple boiled eggs that first week out. As with many things, people's tolerance for different foods can vary greatly, and there is no real one-size-fits-all rule on such things (particularly with the sleeve or DS) though there may be things that some may want, or should, avoid for individual medical or weight loss reasons.

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tattitude
on 6/12/16 5:34 pm

This is an informational article which you may find interesting regarding the benefits of eating eggs:

http://www.healthyfoodhouse.com/what-happens-to-your-body-if -you-eat-eggs-every-day/?utm_source=Shared1&utm_medium=Share d1&utm_campaign=Shared1

 

 

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Boxerlover3452
on 6/13/16 9:12 am
RNY on 06/06/16

OMGoodness......PLEASE don't let this site be snarky like Weigh****cher's was. 

Roma
on 6/14/16 7:54 am
RNY on 06/15/15

I'm totally having deviled eggs for lunch because of this thread!

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