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Too Hot--didn't think it was possible
Almost 6 weeks post surgery -- made a BIG mistake yesterday. My husband was craving Chinese, so I tried some really hot chicken. The first 2 bites were GREAT, but soon after I swallowed the third I had to make a run for the porcelain god. I should have read all the posts about "hot" food.
 Since I've been feeling so good, I lost my head and didn't add new foods slowly. Tried coffee again today -- and no go! One sip and my tummy said 'this is not a good idea'. I'll wait another couple weeks and try again.
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March 9th, 2009, 02:46 PM
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Sometimes it's just a crap shoot. I've eaten places and had everything ok, then oops. I haven't had any real problems now for several months, it's mostly those first few months. I have overstuffed and been very uncomfortable for an hr or so, but then it moves out and it's time to eat again. It takes time. It's a learning curve.
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Chris HW 225~SW 205~CW 139~GW 132 BMI 26.3 DS - Dr Rabkin - Surgery 4/17/08 PS in Monterrey Jan 13, 2011 with Dr Sauceda
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May 20th, 2010, 02:30 PM
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I'm 22 days out and I have been adding hot sauce (the red, vinegary kind) and in a few instances, cayenne pepper to my food (in small amounts for the cayenne pepper.) I have been lucky and have not had problems from that as yet. I hope it stays that way.
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May 20th, 2010, 04:57 PM
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I don't see why you need to play Truth Or Dare with your digestive system only 22 days out. This is not a game. I really think you should go easy for a while and not tempt fate. Surely you can live without spicy food for a couple of months. You are still healing.
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