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I believe i ate too fast and i believe i had pb issues i dont wanna sound gross with detail but i got sick and all that came out was a bunch of snot. Is this indeed pbing because i almost got sick getting sick lol!

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    Yup thats slime and it comes because you ate something to big, or to fast. If you feel better lucky you. Slime looks like egg whites and is pretty much tasteless it is you friend if you are stuck and

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Yup thats slime and it comes because you ate something to big, or to fast. If you feel better lucky you. Slime looks like egg whites and is pretty much tasteless it is you friend if you are stuck and one thing I have learned when you start sliming get to a bathroom and get it up for me anyway it doesn't go away until I get rid of it..Look at it as a warning STOP eating even if it is your first bite STOP take care of it .

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Hi C, LOL, HI-C.. What you have experienced is PBing. and like Maya said once you get that feeling stop eating and get to a bathroom ASAP! This happens when you on't chew your food enough or if you eaten something that expanded in your pouch or throat none of wich are fun, i basicly tell anyone that asks what it feels like and i tell them think of trying to push a golf ball down a straw. it don't go down. so what you want to do is one slow down your intake chew whats in your mouth until its mush, slow and steady wins the race. also know that the weather will also effect your eating. I found the hotter and more humid the less i can eat, as if my throat closes up. I will pass on a few tricks to you, One is Drink something HOT prior to eating, this will help relax your throat and allow the food to move eaiser, Avoid all Carbonated beverages, you will experience sharp pains in your chest and neck up into your shoulder, this is normal it's just gas. I know its summertime but Soup is a excellent food for you at this point one its a liquid for most part and any other ingridents wil be small enough for you to chew and should be soft enough to pass, if i can help you with anything else just let me know , CONGRATS on your next Chapter!

Yep and it's strange that not necessarily food coming up...it's the saliva that helps the food go down and when you ate stuck si is all that snot:) I hate stuck issues and try to avoid those events... But it can happen. It's a great reminder to chew smaller bites, take your time, and slow down:)

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