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Now I know what everyone is talking about...

when they talk about PBs and sliming. I've been lucky...I'm 5 months out and htts is the first time it's happened. But I can tell you I'd prefer that it never happen again!!! All it took was not paying enough attention when I was eating, and... total misery! Fortunately it only lasted about 10 minutes and then I was feeling better. Does this mean I'm officially a bandster now?!!

Emily

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yep! Youre in the club now. :)

Its kinda like a negative reinforcement to do the right thing while eating.

Although its kinda late to tell you this now, but - after a 'PB' try sticking to liquids for a while. It gives our esophagus time to heal.

Welcome to the PB club.:biggrin1:

It sure does remid you to eat properly, doesn't it????

Even though I try to eat perfectly every time, I still make mistakes then get that terrible reminder that I have a band.

What is the difference between PBing and Sliming. I had my 2nd fill 6/5/06 and have had problems since then. It is not consistant though. It seems like I can tolerate some solid food after it gets cold. But then I will try it again and I don't vomit but "slimmy stuff" just keeps coming up. Is that sliming? It can last up to 45 minutes. I think PB means progressive burping and what I feel isn't a burp it is more like heaving. What is it that causes this to happen and what is it?

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