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Eating the same thing twice

One times when I eat something and it taste good and agrees with me I will make it again and it makes me sick. It's so frustrating.

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That went on with me for some time post-op. But around the 2nd month, my taste buds stabilized and things started tasting normal again. BUT! To this day I can't eat another can of Cream of Mushroom soup. I lived on it for about 3 months post-op and now I don't even want to look at the label. I had to give away a case I had bought after it set on the shelf for 6 months.

I was that way for months. And even today, three years out, things still vary here and there. For me, I think the tiny tummy will always be more sensitive than the two ton tessie tummy I had pre-op. That tummy could down anything, and a lot of it.

But for the most part, it's very stable now.

Lynda

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