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Barf oh no

So I thought I was doing okay with everything and exuded to eat some chinese food. The chicken was cut small and I though I would be able to eat it with no problem. Boy was I wrong. It got stuck in my throat and when I drank a bit it went down more. That was fine but I snacked on the food 2 hrs later and I was surprised that when I threw it all up. I was not sure if I was full or if it was due to the food being stuck in my throat. Whatever the case it really freaked me out. Has anyone else had this experience?

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Are you sure it was the chicken or could it have been the rice. Rice is NOT a bandster's friend!

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