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Fight4Light

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  1. Ignore this post, for some reason it double posted
  2. When food gets stuck the body secretes mucus to help it go down, since its stuck already, it just makes it worse and won't stop until the blockage is gone. It's also known a as pb (productive burping). If you want a sense of what is like, look up the hag fish on YouTube
  3. Usually I get stuck when I'm hungry and end up eating too fast. It's always my fault, I think my band is at the right tightness though. Usually what happens to me, is I try to tough it out, but I get progressively more nauseous until it comes up on its own. I sometimes encourage it because the feeling really hurts and ruins my meal. I find that after I throw up, I take a minute or two, and some small sips of my drink and I end up resetting and I can attempt my food again, this time slower and more controlled.

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