Re: How much should I be eating??

[Guest guest]

I agree with you 110 % .

Mikee - the one who gives Dr Phil answers

While I agree that reading the manual isn't always as " current " as

talking with someone on the staff at CLOS I do agree that if more

than " guidance " is needed, i.e. what people are eating, types of

protein that are tasty, etc., the rule of thumb should always IN MY

OPINION be the manual first and/or a phone call to the staff.

We have all walked in the shoes of someone having had the surgery but

we are after all lay people.

in GA

[Guest guest]

While I agree that reading the manual isn't always as " current " as

talking with someone on the staff at CLOS I do agree that if more

than " guidance " is needed, i.e. what people are eating, types of

protein that are tasty, etc., the rule of thumb should always IN MY

OPINION be the manual first and/or a phone call to the staff.

We have all walked in the shoes of someone having had the surgery but

we are after all lay people.

in GA

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> In a message dated 8/30/2004, _mbauls@a..._ (mailto:mbauls@a...)

> writes: << Why not do something real productive and read the

manual... It offers

> more real information and guidance than anyone on this board....

It is written

> by those who developed the procedure.>>

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> OUCH.

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> Patty H

> 8/25/03 Stsvl

> 5'4 " , 253/173/???

> p.s. the manual desperately needs an overhaul, as admitted by CLOS

> themselves. So reading it doesn't necessarily mean patients are

getting the most

> current, or correct, information.

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