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Eating

I'm 4 weeks out and it still hurts when I eat. Is that normal?

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    Are you eating slow? Chewing well?

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    Are you eating slow? Chewing well?

    Yes don't know. Maybe still healing?

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    Try not to eat too fast, that's what I was doing at first which results in a tummy ache. Probably most of us were used to eating this way and now we have to slow way down and really chew everything well. Use a smaller spoon and cut up everything really tiny I find that it helps alot.

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    Thanks for the advice. It took me an hour to eat a quarter of a turkey burger (no bun) but no pain lol

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