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OzzieSteve

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  1. Hi BLERDgirl, Thanks for your response. You're probably right, so I'll slow it down. I only discovered it as I'm still trying to learn what my 'new' stomach can and can't handle and at the moment it appears to handle more liquid than I thought or was told it would.
  2. Hi, Wondering if I could get some advice / help? New to the site and from Australia. I am a week out of surgery and am concerned as I don't seem to be having issues that others have alluded to. I can drink a generous amount of Water without too much pain and don't experience the 'full' feeling that I hear about. Is there something wrong, am I doing it wrong? For example, I was able to drink 450mls of water in 20 mins this afternoon with no ill effects... Has anyone else experienced this?

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