IT TASTED SO GOOD!! chicken with a home-made cheese sauce, veggies, the right seasonings...

I ate a reasonable amount. I felt a little pleh, like maybe I'd had one more bite than I should have.

Two hours later, I open the fridge and see the leftovers. "HEY," I must have thought, "that tastes so good I'm sure if I just ate it really fast that would be a good idea."

So I stood there and scarfed down maybe 2+ more ounces of cheese-covered chicken. I don't recall chewing very well.

GUESS WHAT. IT WASNT A GOOD IDEA.

So then the puking. And the gagging. And a little bit of bleeding for no clear reason. GOOD F*ING JOB, EMILY.

To anyone who takes an antidepressant, I urge you: ALWAYS TAKE IT EVERY DAY. If I forget, I get scary hungry and things like THAT happen. :/

--E

This happens to me once or twice a week!!!!! Keep your head up and out of the toliet as much as possible! Lol

Scary, frustrating - but lesson learnt, no?

Down to experience and a better day tomorrow

Madame, yes!!

And at this point I don't want ANY more food, ever. LOL!

Did that tonight. Thought I could have fish & chips at the local pub, I didn't rally want the fries but the fish was always great and they use panko bread crumbs for the batter. Not a good idea, I didn't eat to much but the fried aspect did not feel good at all and frankly I'm kinda mad at myself for getting something up anyways, esp 6weeks post op. Well, a good lesson learned well.

Yesterday I ate one bite of lobster boy was that a mistake. It didn't even hit my stomach before coming up. On the bright side I wont be spending my money on expensive seafood again.

This was me today, but with a treat. First I've allowed since surgery back in October. Lesson learned on my end. Eek.