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I just start feeling a little pain so I know not to eat more.

When you first have surgery you won't get that full sensation right away because the nerve endings in your stomach are still healing... Then like mami said you will a pressure letting you know when to stop. Some have not ever felt full so it is important when you first start eating food To measure. I personally have not had the hungry feeling in 9 months but pretty much know I have to eat to survive and not lose my hair.. Lol. Hope that helps!

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Thank you ladies! I am only about one month out and still learning lots of new information.

I an 5 weeks out and I don't get a full feeling yet. I hope those nerve endings wake up soon lol

I never wanted to eat for the first 3 weeks. I lived on popsicles cuz the thought of anything else made me nauseas.

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