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Feeling Full

Before surgery, I had multiple ranges of hungry to stuffed. I could be comfortably full, really full or couldn't possibly eat another bite full.

Now it seems that I have only two states. Normal/not hungry and couldn't possibly eat another bite. Is this the new normal or will there be more notice on the stuffed feeling as I heal?

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    I feel the same way! Once I get full I swear it feels like it's just stuck sitting in my stomach like a rock. I had a hernia repair and I read that it can take awhile for that to heal and make it harder to eat.

    I wish I was getting a signal like some people that sneeze or hiccup, but I don't

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