Pouch Size?
No and way more than you should be eating imI limited to 1/4 cup
57 - 6'0" - HW:288 SW:260 CW:185
TWH: Referral Aug. '16, Orientation - Nov. 30 '16, Surgeon Oct. 6 '17, Start Optifast Feb. 5'18 - Surgery Feb. 26'18
Opti -25; M1 -23; M2 -17; M3 -7; M4 -5; M5 -5; M6 -6; M7 -0; M8 -2; M9 -0; M10 -2; M11-0; M12-4;
Depends on how liquid it is. Remember, your pouch is basically a funnel with an open end, so liquids go directly into the intestines. Please keep in mind that you likely will not get any pain signals as nerves have been cut during surgery and are still healing. Pay close attention to the portion sizes your bariatric team have devised and don't try to test thing. You may not feel an injury, but you still have potential to unintentionally harm yourself.
Jen
slider food- 1/4 needs to be measured, eat it, then stop until next meal time
HW 305 SW 278 Surgery weight 225 GW 160 LW: 118.8
RNY 12/15/2015,
GB removal 09/2016,
Twisted bowel/hernia repair 08/2017
M1 Dec 2015-13.0, M2-7.0, M3-14.5, M4-9.4, M5-7.1, M6 9.8, M7-7.6 ,M8- 7.6, M-9 5.5, M10-6.4, M11- 2.2, M12 Dec 2016- 5.8
Soup is the slidiest of slider foods.
If you don't need to chew the ever living crap out of it, it's a slider food.
Mashed potatoes, for instance are a slider also.
6'3" tall, male.
Highest weight was 475. RNY on 08/21/12. Current weight: 198.
M1 -24; M2 -21; M3 -19; M4 -21; M5 -13; M6 -21; M7 -10; M8 -16; M9 -10; M10 -8; M11 -6; M12 -5.
