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Heat

Anytime I am in the heat for more than two hours, I am unable to eat anything.. I feel so tight that even "chew, chew, chewing" wont stay down!! Is this normal?

Like for the forth I spent 7 hours at hurricane harbor.. that day I had my tea like normal, eggs, then anything I tried to eat that day would come back up!

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I seem to be like that as well. If it gets hot, I get tighter for sure.

Since someone else was like that I say normal ;). I'm going to try to start noticing for myself! Hope you feel better and can eat again soon.

I live in the land of "Endless Summer"...and find I am unable to tolerate much heat exposure any more like I did when I was younger. I have not noticed that my band feels any different when I am exposed to the heat...

What I have noticed is that stress, primarily generated by driving does make my band feel tighter...and many times I am unable to drink Water while driving.

Well I had a stuck incident yesterday first in quite awhile I was outside at a pool party and honey it is hot here in paradise. These post jogged my memory that in the past when it gets steamy out I get stuck . It wasn't the food because I had only had 3 bites and the slimeing started , 3 years out my husband knows that look on my face so quick trip to the bathroom and I just said okay today is liquid day. But I do remember this happening to me a lot in the begining when it was hot.

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