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Are there things I could NEVER eat again w/ the band?

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Old 04-07-2008, 11:51 PM   #1
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Are there things I could NEVER eat again w/ the band?

This is my 1st time on the forum and my 2nd post.

My desire is "too be normal".

I don't want to be a super model. I don't even want to turn heads. I just want to be a healthy person at a healthy weight.

I want to be satisfied w/ less food.

I want to feel good.

But I love food.

Are there going to be things I can NEVER eat again for the rest of my life?
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Old 04-08-2008, 03:54 AM   #2
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I guess it depends on what you are eating now!
How big your mouthfuls are and what your portion sizes are are going to have to change.
But, if you can eat it in a tiny mouthful at a time there doesn't seem anything you can't eat, but you have to realise that you won;t be able to eat a normal plate serving again, you will leave at least half of a normal serve on your plate and if you forget to eat in tiny portions you may be bringing it all up again because the band is so uncomfortable.
Look, it takes forever to learn not to munch away and take a big bite - not to keep pace with friends and their eating pace and to make wise food choices. Ice cream, chips, wine etc etc will always fit, chocolate will always fit, a good mouthful of a sandwich or burger will go down but you may regret it immediately when you feel uncomfortable.
In a way it is " All things in moderation" once the band has been adjusted to restrict the stomach.
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Great advice.

I can eat anything. Some things are more apt to cause problems than others and require more care but overall, things coming back up again is a very rare occurence for me.
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