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Well I received my 2nd fill Monday (March 7th) and I seem to be having some issues...I think! I was okay at first then later that night I was in bed curled up because my stomach was hurting so bad. I just thought I had did too much activity after getting my fill. But honestly I did the same thing that I've done when I received my 1st fill and I had no issues then. My doctor stated that since it was a big jump on my fill to stay on liquids for an extra day. So I've done liquids since Sunday actually since I want my doctor to have a accurate visual I start my liquid diet the night before my fill. I did try to eat some soup last night and I was doing okay until I got up to put my bowl up. I got a sharp pain in my stomach and it later traveled to my chest. Have anyone ever encounter this feeling? Could my band be too tight??? I guess I'm just hoping its not that when in reality it maybe the issue. I don't feel the "stuck" feeling but I did throw it up. I figure I would give it some time and see what happens so as of right now I'm drinking my protein shots because the shakes seem to be too thick.