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overeating??

I was just wondering if you over eat, will you always feel nauseous? I'm on soft foods but think I'm eating too much. Today I had one egg and 1/4 cup of cottage cheese. But I have never been sick or threw up . I'm just wondering will I know when I've eaten too much?

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What are you eating? and how much? I think i could eat soooo much more, but stop because im afraid of stretching my stomach and getting sick :( are you on solids now, or soft food?

I appreciate this so much. I have not lost anything for a little while and I can eat 1/2 to 3/4 cup before getting a "full" sensation. Between the two, I have been super concerned that I am already setting up to fail.

It seems like it also varies with the time of day...and from day to day! I can usually eat a 1/4 cup of cottage cheese with room to spare so I ate that today and then ONE ripe apricot- and was in terrible pain. It shocked me! I really try to avoid that feeling and it sneaks up and bites me when I least expect it.

I know one thing- no way could I eat 1/4 cup of cottage cheese AND an egg- but my sleeve, Thumbelina, is very tiny and 1/4 cup is my world. :P

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