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I should have been more clear on her diet. I didn't mean full BRAT diet, but I added more things like bananas, apples (not applesauce), and rice. The nurses told me to stop giving her oranges and orange juice, which I did. She does eat eggs, tuna, chicken, lox, and ground beef for protein. I did stop giving her the Good Belly juice because it has too much sugar though she was only getting 4 oz per day. No caffeine and limited snacks with sugar. As an example, here's a typical meal:
Breakfast
Two eggs scrambled
Apple slices
Lunch
1/2 sandwich, beef hot dog, or lox
Cottage cheese w/pears
Avocado half
Chicken or tomato soup w/crackers
Dinner
Chicken or hamburger
Rice, baked potato, or sweet potato
Asparagus or broccoli
I try not to give her tuna or lox more than twice a week for the mercury content. With her progression, it's very challenging giving her foods she'll eat and enjoy.
Asparagus and broccoli are both gassy. Give her a side-salad a couple times a week. Not with lettuce. With field greens. They are much more nutritious and flavorful. You can make a nice dressing with a little apple cider vinegar, olive oil, crumbled oregano, a healthy pinch of grated pecorino romano cheese (ultra-low lactose, it's made with sheeps millk).
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