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Real Physical Hunger

Please consider and fill in the blank. Trying to get my head and heart around it.

Real physical Hunger feels like _____________ to me after surgery.

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My sleeve is empty and if i don't feed it i'll usually end up w a headache.

True hunger feels like knawing in the pit of my stomach, empty, hollow, deprived, and the time between meals matches the feeling I should be having, uncomfortable and ready for nutrition.

Head hunger feels like a temporary craving, a quick fix to a feeling. The head hunger can be for a specific taste or texture and may follow a nutritious meal by only an hour. If I ignore the pangs or have a beverage, the feeling passes, whereas with real hunger it gets more and more uncomfortable.

It's been 4 or more hours since I last ate, my stomach aches and I (usually) have a headache.

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