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has anyone NOT had trouble with each food they try?

Nicole K.
on 4/11/16 12:27 pm - Santa Monica, CA

RNY on 02/12/16

Falafel made me projectile vomit before I ever had surgery. Ewwwwwwwwwwww. :)

Nicole

RNY on 2/12/2016 with Dr. Kent Sasse

First consultation weight: 309 Goal weight: 150

msenica
on 4/11/16 12:28 pm

RNY on 05/02/16

HI Shauna- my surgery is 3 weeks from today. Your post is VERY encouraging because I'm hoping for that. So you are already eating meats at 4 weeks? That's terrific! Are you careful about not drinking 30 min prior or after eating? Thank you! Mary

lking
on 4/16/16 3:57 pm - Indianapolis, IN

RNY on 12/04/15

RNYs can drink fluid right up to the moment before the 1st bite, then not again until 30 minutes after the final bite.

67 yrs old, 4'10", BMI 31.8 (51.8 at start), HW 256.4 (8/4/15), SW 217.4, CW 152.8 (4/30/18), GW 125.0, RNY 12/4/15 Dr. RoseMarie Jones, Breast Cancer DX 2/16, Bi-lateral mastectomy 8/9/16.

Heavens2Betsy
on 4/11/16 12:43 pm, edited 4/11/16 5:44 am

RNY on 02/29/16

I'm 6 week post op RNY and so far I can eat anything. Eggs, turkey, hamburger, tilapia, tuna, shrimp, chicken, pork tenderloin, smoked pork ribs (no sweet sauce), ham, sausage - I just haven't tried steak or roast beef yet. I tried a sip of diet soda - didn't like how full it made me feel at all! I have been concentrating on my food by eating slowly and chewing well and trying to remember to enjoy it. I haven't vomited anything nor have I had 'the foamies'. My worst experience was forgetting to sip and that hurt my pouch! Well, and then there was the Easter Candy Incident where I found out that dumping is no joke.

Age: 55. 5' 8" SW 345 lbs. RNY on 2/29/16 at UVA w/ Dr. Hallowell.
Month 1 - 3/29/16: 319 (25 lbs. lost) | Month 2 - 4/27/16: 314 (5 lbs. lost) |
Month 3 - 5/29/16: 303 (12 lbs. lost) | Month 4 - 6/28/16: 293 (10 lbs. lost)
Month 5 - 7/28/16: 289 (4 lbs lost) | Month 6 - 8/28/16: 282 (7 lbs. lost) |
Month 7 - 9/27/16: 278 (4 lbs lost)

teach2
on 4/11/16 1:31 pm

RNY on 12/23/14

I can eat anything I put in my mouth with no issues. I wish I dumped. Sometimes I'd like the kick in the ass to keep me away from things. I got foamies in the very beginning from eating too dry or too fast, but that went away by about 6 mos. Now- nothing....

RNY on December 23, 2014 with Dr. Michael Greene

Start Weight- 225 Surgery Weight- 218 2 wk- 208 6 wk- 198 10 wk- 181 14wk-179 18 wk-172 21 wk- 168 25 wk- 162. 29 wk- 158. Mo 8 - 155

Mo 9- 150 Mo 10-148. Mo 12-145 CW 140

(deactivated member)
on 4/11/16 2:40 pm

RNY on 03/15/16

Well, March 16th must have been a good surgery date! I also had my RNY on 3/16/16. I do not have any troubles with food at all. Most everything goes down well, provided I chew it up good...and only twice I have taken another bite without waiting to feel the full, and my mouth was watering like I was going to puke. Ew. That was awful....but live and learn.

--Susan C

MonaLisaSmile
on 4/11/16 3:16 pm - Canada

Almost 9mths and I have never had a bad reaction to anything I have ate, never a sick moment . There are lots of us out there.... you just have to be super careful on your self monitoring .

SW- 260 GW- 150 CW -138 Height - 5'5 RNY- St Josephs Hamilton July 17/2015

leseratte
on 4/11/16 3:30 pm - Kingston, ON,, Canada

Hello, I am six week out and never had a problem at all - and I try a lot of different foods right now.

I am even worried, that I can eat too much - so I always weigh everything and make sure that no meal exceeds 150 gr of food!!!!

Sometimes I even feel hungry!

And of course I think I should loose more weight....

Honestly I thought of calling my doctor to ask if he really did an RNY......

I am like you: I even worry if everything goes well.....

RNY 03/02/2016

In Pounds: HW 296, SW 292, M1:-34, M2:-8, M3:-13, M4:-16, M5:-12, M6:-11, M7:-9, M8:-8, M9:-5, M10:-4

obxhatteraslight
on 4/11/16 3:48 pm - baldwinsville, NY

Wow some of you ppl in this thread are so lucky. It really depends. I am 6 months out and there are still certain foods that I stay away from. Each stage seemed to bring new challenges to me but every one is different.