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yes...another fabulous question

How come sometimes things get stuck and the next day the exact same thing doesn't? One day it goes down smooth and the next day you have to heave it up lol.

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  • The band doesn't change, but our bodies do on a day to day basis. Since my last fill, I'm noticing the same thing; one day I'm fine, the next I'm burping & mildly nauseous for no apparent reason.

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it's our bands' way of telling us not to get to comfortable... who knows it is a good question though.

The band doesn't change, but our bodies do on a day to day basis. Since my last fill, I'm noticing the same thing; one day I'm fine, the next I'm burping & mildly nauseous for no apparent reason. Our bodies also swell from day to day, which makes the band tighter. Some people can't eat in the morning for this very reason.

No answer but i'm there with ya

Stress will do it for me! For example, a couple of hours ago I tried to eat my atlantic salmon and tossed salad for lunch but immediately after my break, I had a meeting which was causing me some concern. Couldn't eat. But now, after the meeting, sorted a few issues out and no problems, my belated lunch is tasting just great and going down well.

Stress is my bugaboo!

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