Slimed For 1St Time @ 12 Wpo

[AngelaEEEE 24]

I ate a small bite of maple sausage patty this morning and slimed for the first time. I am 12 weeks post op and truly believed that I too had a sleeve of steel. I guess not! Perhaps it was the combination of sugar and fat (grease)?

[readytobeslimxoxox 23]

Owww, that doesn't sound like a good thing. What exactly is "slimed", I don't think I've heard that term

[PdxMan 4,292]

Owww, that doesn't sound like a good thing. What exactly is "slimed", I don't think I've heard that term

Do a search on the term slime. MANY threads out there. On the website, search functionality is in the upper right hand corner. From a mobile device, I believe it is under Options.

For me, it wasn't WHAT the food was, but rather not chewing enough or eating it too rapidly. It is something you definately don't want to repeat, through ...

[iegal 460]

Okay - slimies. That was my "I am full" response for the first couple of months. Not that bad, just a big old drop of drool (gross) with no control.

I don't think you did anything wrong, you are just learning new body responses. I did not overeat or not chew enough (trust me I counted to 20 for every bite)

Congrats on your surgery!

[Dooter 1,457]

4 months out and I am still BLESSED to have not experienced this!!! I'm hoping that means I won't?!?

[AngelaEEEE 24]

4 months out and I am still BLESSED to have not experienced this!!! I'm hoping that means I won't?!?

Lucky!

[LouiseC 1,031]

Happens to me sometimes, I had no idea what it was! So thanks to those who explained it. It is hard to search something when you don't know it has a name!

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[Dooter 1,457]

I can only think of one thing when people report a sliming episode. I feel for you!

Just be glad it wasn't like this:

PAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! Haven't seen that in a thousand years!!!!