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I guess the .4cc is there

Was up till 2:30am .... I eat this all the time and never any problems.... Now im sad. Stuck and it still feels like it around this morning... And NO i won't go in for an unfil... I will wait it out like any other time. My plan is to take it easy today, just have a smoothie for lunch and see how it goes.

 

http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/tyler-florence/chicken-satay-with-peanut-sauce-recipe/index.html

http://noemptychairs.files.wordpress.com/2010/09/071810-148-1.jpg

 

but it sure taste good at the time.... lol

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2muchfun

LAP-BAND Patients

Sometimes I think we all have these episodes and I blame it on the perfect storm(s).

Storm 1: A little swelling from sodium, TOM(you girls), stomach bugs, stress.

Storm 2: Distracted eating. Like watching TV, someone calling on the phone, knock at the door, some minor emergency. All these can cause us to unwittingly swallow a chunk of food that stubbornly takes it's sweet time passing through the stoma.

Storm 3: Over eager eating too much, too quick, too little chewing. Similar to Storm 2 but activities we have more control over.

Any 2 combinations of these storms can lead to at least an hour of shallow breathing, consistent sliming and pure nausea. I just walked around the block trying to rid myself of a ham/egg bfast sandwich chunk lodged in my pouch. All better now.

Your new photos look great. Congrats!

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