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ok, so i thought i was going to be in the cool elite group of those who have never PB'ed or had any sliming...ahhh...almost 8 weeks post op...PB, :rolleyes2:

ok so i had food in my mouth chewing when things felt bad...did i spit it out, heck no i swallowed the food like a champion eater! lmao! 0.0005 seconds later...OUCH!!! then me running to the bathroom

chew chew chew <~ is that what yall ment? i can't keep taking giant bites! it all makes sense now...well duh if you wanted me to chew more than three times you shoulda wrote:

chew chew chew chew chew chew chew chew chew chew chew chew chew chew chew chew chew chew chew chew chew chew chew chew chew chew chew chew chew chew chew chew

ok so i'm still starving and i ate some yogurt...i read somewhere after you PB you should go back to liquids or mushies the next day! i did not know that, something about swelling! OH MY, thank goodness i have this board!!! wheter its true or not, don't think it will hurt me to take it easy

thanks for listening, just thought i'd share

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LMAO! Sorry you had a bad experiences, but I will remember that "chew chew chew" is only a shortened form of what I should really be doing.

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Lessons it took me way too long to learn:

If I already feel uncomfortable, I SHOULDN'T swallow the food in my mouth.

If I couldn't eat the food a half hour ago, I probably will have even more trouble eating it now.

It won't kill me to just stick to liquids for a while.

While a few bandsters come on here and say they have NEVER pb'd, it happens. A lot. It's your band rapping you up side the head and saying, "I told you not to eat that!"

If you can still tell what the food is that's in your mouth, you probably haven't chewed it enough.

I'm still learning . . .

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