Still baffled on fullness!

[tntransplant06 20]

I am 2 weeks out and still baffled at how little food I am eating and yet I am not ever hungry. I just ate one egg....well not even one egg, couldn't get it all down. Yesterday at 1p, had 5 bites of thinned mashed potatoes and was Thanksgiving day dinner stuffed until I went to bed. REALLY?? Can it be this easy? I'm losing about a pound a day and I'm not suffering in the least. That was a big concern of mine, that I'd get the "no food migraine" or nauseous from not eating. Thankfully none of that happens. Four more lbs til I'm the skinniest I've been in years....and that should happen about Sunday...woot woot!!

[pcos_chick 23]

Glad to hear its going so well!!!

[iegal 460]

Congrats on your success already.

Remember, you are learning about your new body, so be patient. In time you will learn fullness and now is the time to measure everything. Eventually you can eyeball what you can and can not eat. Even at 4+ months out I sometimes forget and fill my plate, laughing "who am I kidding?" You will learn fullness by your body response. Sometimes I get excess siliva (gross) or hiccup when eating to quickly. Best wishes on a speedy recovery and more success!

[buchannon 17]

I'm still amazed at this as well, how little food my body actually NEEDS in order to function.

[Rootman 1,101]

Yep, 2 months out and a hard boiled egg is a BIG Breakfast, to get it, my Vitamins & pills and a small glass of Water with Miralax and I am stuffed. It takes me about 1/2 hour to down them all.

We are lucky, a FEW sleevers have reported that they feel hungry all the time. Glad I am not in that group.

[buchannon 17]

We are lucky, a FEW sleevers have reported that they feel hungry all the time. Glad I am not in that group.

QFT!

I guess we got lucky, but it's hard for me to imagine it's all luck. I DO feel hunger sometimes, but then I remember that part of my stomach was cut out and it must all be in my head. That seems to help.