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iamshazza

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  1. That's kinda what I figured. I'm not stuck I suppose since the pain does go away. I have rarely eaten bread in the last 3 years, but once in a while I will have a piece of bread for a half sandwich. This is the first time it's caused me trouble. So I will not be using bread again in the foreseeable future :-) Thanks!
  2. When you can't eat a certain kind of food - for instance - bread? I've had my band for a few years and have never had issues. I got a fill last week and it seems that I feel pain in my chest if I eat bread. I'm assuming its the bread being stuck there in the stoma maybe?

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