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So THIS is what it feels like!!

As I am sitting here, reading all the threads, I was eating one of those new Subway Egg white sandwich thingies, and I believe I have a stuck feeling for the first time... I ate it way too fast, cuz I wasn't paying attention, and I feel like it is just stuck in my esophagus!! I don't dare take a drink of anything, cuz I know the results of that.... Let time heal...lol :thumbup:

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Yep sounds like you found out what it feels like. I often have trouble when I am out to eat with other people. I become distracted easily and don't chew so well. I am always working on doing it better, but it happens. Hope you are doing better now. Hugs!!!!

Ate a peanut the other day--wow did not feel good

If you start to get stuck DON'T DRINK WATER it just works like a paste and makes the food stick together that much more. Just sit and let your body naturally move it. One time mine was so bad I had to actually bring it back up. Then I found out what sliming was. It's GROSS and I don't ever want to do that again so I make sure I chew! Good luck.

Unfortunately I found out what stuck was for the first time last Saturday as well. I went to a Baseball game and really did not know what was safe and healthy to eat(Nothing Really). I bought a turkey leg...figured it was healthy and all protein(Wasnt planning on eating it all). I was taking little bites, but guess I ate too fast. Before I knew it was all stuck in my throat. Literally had to walk around and pace back and forth for about 10-15 minutes. Then decided to take a tiny sip of water. That literally did the job. Ive heard water makes it worse so I was scared to drink. The tiny sip of water was painful but it did the job. I felt as if something literally popped and I felt so much better. NOW So scared and carefull not to eat fast. It truly is a new way of life that we have to learn. Dont want to experience PB(Is that what the vomitting is called?). Just dont want to go there!!!:redface::scared2::thumbup:

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