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Can't Feel My Band...

hello! I had surgery on the 13th (last week) and I havent been able to feel my band. I mean, what does it really feel like? It's empty at the moment, is that why? Please HELP!:rolleyes2:

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I can't feel mine either!

It's not generally something you can feel. But once you have had some fills if you eat too much,too fast,take too big a bite etc you may get stuck or feel uncomfortable.

other than that not feeling it is normal.

That is one of the great things about the band. I can't feel it. Oh, I know it's there if I don't chew my food well or try to eat too much.

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