Travel 3 to 4 day for your JOB

Tony · 05-28-2007, 11:18 PM

I get my LAP-BAND® on Wed May 30 Looking for some help as I travel 3 to 4 days a week and have to eat out! Looking for how you handle Travel and selecting the right foods

edieparks · 05-28-2007, 11:22 PM

Tony,

The choices of foods will change in your journey. I would study the list and suggestions very closely.

I guess I would get a GOOD cooler and carry with me when I was in a period where the selection in restaurants.. yogurt , fruit cups and pudding.

I know you will be able to eat for example Special K protein meal bars eventually . They will be easy.

When you get to soups you will love restaurants. yumm

I would think you will order allacart. A baked potato. A pork chop.
An Angus burger and throw away the bread.

edie:D

Tony · 05-28-2007, 11:48 PM

thanks,
The bigger problem is I fly and with the new rules you can not take a cooler throw securety

cyndilou29 · 05-29-2007, 08:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Tony

thanks,
The bigger problem is I fly and with the new rules you can not take a cooler throw securety

Hi Tony,

I travel for my work too and I was worried about the same thing. What I decided I will do (just got banded last Thursday) is only choose hotels with restaurants and do room service until I'm on solids. Once you are on solids, it's easy - get a salad with some protein, burger with no bun, broiled fish and veggies, etc. I called the hotels I usually stay in and told them I'm on a medically supervised diet and I was wondering if the next time I was there if they could help me. Every single one of them said they would be able to make creamed soups for dinner and they all have yogurt for breakfast. I'm bringing instant cream of wheat packets and applesauce in my luggage. For lunch, I'll just order the soup and not eat the "chunky" stuff if they have no creamed soup but many do. You'll be surprised at how accomodating most places are if you tell them what's going on. Now I eat with people that I wouldn't want to disclose everything to but I'm just telling them it's something medical.

Hope that helps