Definitely a mystery
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Hi All,
I sure have to agree with Alex that this fill journey is a mystery. I felt very tight after my fourth fill, and even had heartburn for about a day and a half. In retrospect I think part of that may have been because I was hungry! Now I am back to feeling pretty normal, and I can still eat pretty well. I am at 3.0. I do notice that mornings are tighter, but the consistent restriction that I expected does not seem to be there. Again, agreeing with Alex, I am definitely eating less, but I think it is because I am afraid of PBing! Yesterday I ate at an Indian restaurant and this is what I had: 5 quarter size chunks of chicken in tikka masla (tomatoish) sauce, about 8 same size hunks of squash, a little salad, and one gulab jamin which is a dough ball soaked in a sweet watery sauce. It is about the size of a golf ball. I had no bread or rice, and all went down well. Does that seem like a lot? I have lost a few pounds, so I hope that continues. I can't wait for the day when all of this becomes second nature!
Sultana