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help! I accidentally overate and I'm in a world of hurt.

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  • jennynoblemiller
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    Thanks all. I'm at a work dinner so was preoccupied. I thought two meatballs might be too many, but knew I'd stop when I was full. Then I got distracted and took that one bite too many. I tried to thr

  • DonRodolfo
    DonRodolfo

    Sorry, no, ingesting anything else will only make her feel worse. Her tiny stomach is already full, there is no where for the water to go! Otherwise you're spot on!

  • LipstickLady
    LipstickLady

    I found that walking stairs worked best. Two meatballs at less than a month out? Girl! I can't do that at a year out!

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Sip some water and get up and walk it off. It dies take some adjustment to eating habits. I eat too fast and before I know it I overeat. Slow down and chew chew chew. I set my fork down between each bit and sit back and enjoy dinner conversation a little more. You will get to the right place. But you quickly learn that overrating feels bad and not worth it.

I don't know this new sleeve yet, only for weeks out. I ate two meatballs and I am curled over in agony. What do I do now?

If you are producing a lot of saliva, start spitting so that you swallow as little as possible. If you already have swallowed a lot, try to make yourself throw up (this will give you some relief).

Then get up and start walking slowly and the feeling will subside in about an hour.

And remember this experience so that it doesn't happen again! :lol:

Sip some Water and get up and walk it off. It dies take some adjustment to eating habits. I eat too fast and before I know it I overeat. Slow down and chew chew chew. I set my fork down between each bit and sit back and enjoy dinner conversation a little more. You will get to the right place. But you quickly learn that overrating feels bad and not worth it.

Sorry, no, ingesting anything else will only make her feel worse. Her tiny stomach is already full, there is no where for the water to go!

Otherwise you're spot on!

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Thanks all. I'm at a work dinner so was preoccupied. I thought two meatballs might be too many, but knew I'd stop when I was full. Then I got distracted and took that one bite too many. I tried to throw up, but it didn't work. I just walked and walked and am feeling better now. I'm not going to eat when I can't focus on how I feel. Lesson learned.

Thanks all. I'm at a work dinner so was preoccupied. I thought two meatballs might be too many, but knew I'd stop when I was full. Then I got distracted and took that one bite too many. I tried to throw up, but it didn't work. I just walked and walked and am feeling better now. I'm not going to eat when I can't focus on how I feel. Lesson learned.

Welcome to the club! :lol:

4 weeks out I was on pureed food. 5 weeks out I choked on a piece of soft chicken. The pain felt like a heart attack. I went on soft food 2 more weeks. Live and learn. At 6 months post sleeve I still am very cautious what I eat. Feel better.

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