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Loud angry noises coming from within?

My stomach is yelling at me or arguing with itself or something. There are these really loud sounds every morning when I first take a drink of water or have breakfast. I keep saying "shut up stomach" but it does not help. This only happens in the morning. Is this normal? Does anyone else have this? It's so loud that i'm sure anyone with 10 feet can hear it. I go back to work tomorrow and I don't need my stomach talking over me while I'm trying to pitch to my clients.

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A rumbling noise produced by the movement of gas through the intestines
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I'm over a year out now, and I still get the rumbling noises, in the morning and also if theres been a (too) long gap between me eating anything, or even drinking.. I'm thinking its just something that we have to get used to now, but I guess everyone is different..

Yep every once in a while, not extremely often nor consistent. Mostly I have a gurgle noise that comes up my throat that my son thinks is hilarious. haha

In the beginning mine would wake me up each morning, whining like a petulant child. It never goes away, but it does get better!

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