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Thoughts Please.

I am 2 weeks out tomorrow and for some reason today things seem to be going down hard. I am on full liquids and am taking small sips and doing it slow. It just seems to take a long time for it to go all the way down. Other then that I feel fine. Is this just a normal thing that happens some times? I appreciate all your thoiughts. Thanks

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I am 10 days out and only have an issue if I take a big gulp, then it takes a bit to go down and hurts a bit.

At four months post-op, I still have days where eating is very slow, and the amount I'm able to eat is more limited. I take it one day at a time, and each day as it comes. It will get easier for you! :)

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Thanks everyone.

it happens. but you're only a few days out, after the first month your body adjusts and so will you when you start to see the scale go down!! :-)

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