jamierite

Had surgery Feb 22nd..first fill today.Went the majority of the day not hungry at all..had some oatmeal and chicken broth and a little Gatorade.Just got home from work and had a mashed potato cup and I ate slowly...still feel kinda hungry. I'm kinda worried there might not be enough resistance...any tips on what to do to feel fuller? But it has been good today for the most part...how can I tell if I need to go have more put in...eat something like bread to see how much resistance? I know that sounds crazy but any suggestions are welcome

I am finally getting filled Monday..for the last few weeks I have been able to get down whatever I want even though I haven't tried often.I am kinda frustrated because I can get whatever down..even though I know that will change. I have lost probably 20-30 lbs so far but I've been unrestricted for several weeks I've just been trying to keep my calorie intake to 1500 calories or less( I'm 6'2 and over 300) so that's not alot of calories.Please tell me I'm not a Lone Ranger here..I have felt guilty just from the sheer fact that I can get things down If I want to...And what is this green zone people are talking about? Haven't heard of that...any comments and suggestions are more than welcome

Had my band one week ago..had trouble for the first five days getting enough calories to not feel faint.I went to the dr after five and had lost 10lbs...this evening I was bad and took a couple of big gulps of coke...it didnt come back up and Didn't Bother me..also had a couple spoons of liquid cheese soup...I know this is not good for me and won't make it a habit but just wondering why that stuff hasn't bothered me....surely I don't need a fill already?

It was two swallows of coke..I have more than done my part so far was just wondering why it didn't come back up..a buddy of mine said if you gulp any liquids it would come back up. The liquid cheese soup had calories and fat but for the most part the first week I have been very very weak from lack of calories so I didn't feel as bad about that.