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Newbie question

Hi all,

I had a partial fill during my surgery a little over a month ago...prob more than most surgeons give, but def not e bought to fill restriction. I don't try to test it at all, but when I was STARVING the other day, I ate a giant egg white omlette without ever feeling full. M

I've eaten lots if things now with no problem- fish of all kinds, veggies, ground meat. Yesterday I are Thai ginger chicken at lunch no prob. I reheated it today, ate a piece and thought I would die from it being stuck.

Anyway, does this mean I'm near the green zone or is chicken just the devil?

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Sorry for all the typos!!

Chicken, especially reheated chicken is the devil!

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Well that makes me feel a little better! I had no sense of ever having restriction are being full I was actually worried about the chicken thing! I'm happy to know that chickens are just the devil. LOL

The drier it gets the smaller your bites have to be and the more you will need to chew it! True for a lot of reheated meats.

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Yeah. I'm band over bypass so I had that with my bypass, but I always had restriction with it. It feels weird to be able to eat as much flounder as I want but one bite of chicken can make me foam at the mouth.

I just need to feel like there is FULLNESS down the road with a fill..in addition to poultryphobia! Lol

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