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Full signal

I had my 2nd fill a couple of days ago. I have somewhere between 3.5 and 4 cc's. Not sure of the exact amount. My band holds 10 cc's I have been watching for the hiccups, runny nose, deep breath as my full signal. But the past 2 nights, I have had a little discomfort in my chest. It's not stuck because I'm not sliming or in a lot of pain. Could that be my sign that I'm full? I do quit eating when that discomfort comes.

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That might the begining for you , I would stop there and see how you feel -- r u hungry again in 4 hours?? if you are then i would say you arnt not at 100% restriction,,,

I get hiccups... just got them right now as a matter of fact lol

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I will be hungry in 4 hours. I know I'm not at my sweet spot yet. I'm still trying to learn when I'm physically full, not when my head tells me I'm full. And my poor mom, I told her how I'm fighting my head telling me to keep eating. She said "Just stop eating" lol It's easier said than done, but I am doing it. I got hiccups about 5 minutes after I stopped eating dinner tonight.

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