MY FIRST SUPPER

[BlueDiamond]

Hello everyone

I had me first "normal" dinner tonight. I had very little onion and peppers ( about 1/4 of a small onion & pepper) and 4 cubes of home made chicken tikka (no sauce and made with zero fat yogurt and tikka spices) and I thoroughly enjoyed it .... I got a little wind due (prob taking in too much air when chewing) but so far so good...not bought it up or felt like I am gonna be sick ( this is a big worry for me ).

All the best - MeJulie xx

 

[dottychic]

Congratulations............hope it stays where it should

 

[cherry]

ooo sounds yummy well done u x

 

[kerrylee37]

Oh god that sounds lovely ive got 2 and a half week until i can eat something nice

 

[LBD]

Well done! That first proper meal is always the best.....especially when it stays down!

 

[Grace]

Oooo sounds yummy! I'm so looking forward to 'proper' food.....there's only so much soup a girl can eat and enjoy!

 

[trine57]

Hi Julie,

Interesting reading about your first meal. I was told to start with wafer meats like ham then to progress onto thicker ham. Chicken was for later on and you could only eat pieces the size of a rubber on the end of a pencil. Made me think was it really worth the effort! Would welcome any comments to help me x

 

[BlueDiamond]

Hi Julie,

Interesting reading about your first meal. I was told to start with wafer meats like ham then to progress onto thicker ham. Chicken was for later on and you could only eat pieces the size of a rubber on the end of a pencil. Made me think was it really worth the effort! Would welcome any comments to help me x

Hello there..

I am just following the diet sheet from my provider hun,(2 weeks liquids, 2 weeks slops, and from week 4 normal healthy meals but tiny portions) I guess thats where the providers all differ etc, what have you been told????

I have not had any problems with the chicken I ate earlier ( no pain, sickness or any comfortable feelings) it was just plain chicken breast (no skin) ......

All the best - MeJulie x x

 

[trine57]

The dietary advice was the same as you for the first few weeks but now it is the introduction of "normal" foods - did you have to cut your chix into tiny pieces or were they just small bite sizes?

 

[BlueDiamond]

The dietary advice was the same as you for the first few weeks but now it is the introduction of "normal" foods - did you have to cut your chix into tiny pieces or were they just small bite sizes?

I kept the cubes whole but just nibble a little piece at a time ( about the size of a 1 pence ) and made sure I chewed, chewed,chewed lol. I was more worried about it sticking or making me sick, but I just followed the guidelines and I was ok.... I admit I was a little scared to try "new" things but I was worried for no reason. HTH

All the best - MeJulie x x