Question:
Post Ops: Seeking Examples of Intake @ 4 Weeks Out

can anyone give me a example of what your daily diet is at 4wks post-op & what about cheese toast or grill cheese which is sprayed with pam is the carbs still bad if toasted really well or grilled need some ideas? Lap RNY    — Stacy R. (posted on August 4, 2003)


August 4, 2003
if something has carbs in it...it doesn't go away when cooked :)
   — franbvan

August 4, 2003
Oh Fran, you gave me a giggle on this one! But you're right - nothing changes a carb to a non-carb, not even cooking it :>) Stick to proteins and vegetables (green ones, which includes cauliflower).
   — [Deactivated Member]

August 5, 2003
Hi, I am 3 1/2 weeks out and this is what I can eat in a day. I feel like I can eat too much so I really try to focus on protein. For breakfast, 1 egg scrambled with cheese, I drink an ultra pure protein (35 gr proteint) on the way to work. For lunch Ill have some refried beans and cheese or tuna salad either alone or on 1 slice lowcarb, no crust toast. I usually have a small afternoon snack. I am trying different protein bars and protein snacks. For dinner I will have fish, shrimp or scallops and usually some broccoli with cheese on it. Around bedtime I struggle wanting a snack so I will have a yogurt(sf,lf) or some crackers with beanut butter. I am getting 5-600 calories a day and have lost 20 lbs. Email me if you want to chat!!
   — WendieS

August 6, 2003
Hey Fran.. I am 5 wks post op Open RNY. This is what I ate today. Breakfast-Protein Shake, Lunch- Tuna Salad (tuna, egg, light mayo, no sugar added relish sweetened w/ splenda w/ a few Reduced fat Wheatables crackers, Dinner-Whole Wheat spagetti w/ homemade italian sausage sauce. I measure everything and usually eat about 3oz to be pleasantly full. I know I'm not getting enough veggies or water. It is really trying to get it all. My other favorites are seafood(crab, flounder, shrimp), white bean and chicken chili, string cheese, and cottage cheese w/ fresh peaches. I haven't tried to eat bread yet.
   — GAYLE H.




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