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More likely to get stuck after a fill?

I realize after a fill I will be on liquid/mushies for a few days, but after that is it easier to get "stuck" after the fill than when you had no fluid in the band?

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Yes. Chew and eat very slowly. Pay close attention to stop signals. Good luck!

Sure is! The stoma(hole) in your stomach is smaller and you must eat slower since it will take more time for food to pass through. Eating too fast, not chewing food to a mush and eating bites too big can cause food to get stuck.

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