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Did It Slip???

I had my surgery done 3 mths ago. My last fill was 3 weeks ago and I finally noticed restriction. However, the day before yesterday I noticed I could suddenly eat quite a bit more than I had been eating. I thought maybe it was normal for that to happen from time to time but yesterday all day the same thing. Breakfast, lunch and dinner I was able to eat almost as normal as usual before the fill. What could this be? Did it slip? Is it leaking? Is this normal?

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just a observation.. you said you could eat more than you could prior. just because we can eat more than we are suppose to does not mean we should. i know for a fact that i could def eat more than i do now but i do eat as though i am at total restriction.

CG is correct we shouldn't eat more just because we can. With that said if you notice that you are getting the same satisfied feeling or that you get hungry quicker than before you likely need a fill. When it gets closer to time for a fill again I notice I get hungrier quicker on my small meals than I did before and when I go in I need a fill. My doctor says that is from losing fat around the stomach- the belt around the stomach has to be tightened.

No, a slip will not allow you to eat more! A slip will cause you to eat less and pb more! Best wishes. Karen

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