Ideas for Breakfast?
Hey everyone!
So here I am, almost 14 months post op and I am down over 100 pounds (I haven't weighed in over a month, so I don't know really!). Anyhow, in the past 7 weeks, my pouch has suddenly started staging a coup at breakfast. I can't eat anything and not be running to the bathroom within an hour.
Before surgery, I hated breakfast food as a whole anyhow. The only thing I really liked then was french toast and occasionally a poached egg on wheat toast. I really don't even care for cold cereal...I would rather much on it for a snack than eat it with milk. Since I have never been a big breakfast person anyhow, after surgery this wasn't a huge deal. I drank my protein shakes and when I graduated to soft, pureed and then regular food, I had a poached or scrambled egg. I also started having steel cut oats with a couple of sliced of finely chopped granny smith apple and some Log Cabin SF syrup. As you can see, my choices were limited, but a protein shake, an occasional poached egg, or some steel cut oats with fruit was working ok.
Well, fast forward to now. Since about the beginning of August, suddenly, I can't tolerate eggs at all! I have an egg, ANY STYLE, and within 15 minutes, it is GONE and the sweat is running off my face and I feel like death. I once again tried cold cereal with milk and the same thing...GONE. I thought maybe I should switch it up and have cottage cheese. GONE. Greek yogurt made me dump like a crazy person the first time I ever had it. Now, for the 5th day in a row, I just dumped on steel cut oatmeal. And what is really weird is that it seems like I eat something for breakfast, ANYTHING AT ALL, and then I go dump everything out of me, and within minutes, I feel spectacular. Then, the rest of the day, I am fine.
Does anyone else have this problem? I know I have to eat something in the morning, but I can't tolerate anything. Is this normal? Help me! LOL I can't live on Herbalife shakes forever! Thanks for anything you can put out there!
-Karrie
I am with Nicole though, you might want to follow up with your surgeon too