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Hunger, what does it feel like?

I I had a revision 10 days ago and i cancan't figure out what hungry feels like. Help?

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The first few months I did not really feel hunger. I ate at scheduled times and had a set routine in order to get in all the liquids and Protein needed.

Now sometimes I get hungry sometimes I will forget if I do not tell myself it is meal time.

It is hard to say how it will feel for you when you are hungry. For me it is more that I can tell I need fuel than the old type of hunger. I try to eat before my blood sugar drops too low.

You will get used to your new tummies signals.

I am 6 months out and never feel hungry I actually have to remember to eat. I also can eat less now than I did at the beginning. I am at about a 1/2 cup.. Anything more than that and I am in agony. Lol lesson learned small plates haha good luck and happy losing!

Had rny june 2013. Ever since surgery i never feel hungry. Lovin it

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It's really weird. I don't feel hunger either. I don't even know where my food is when I swallow it, it just disappears. With the band, I could feel it sitting on the band getting held back and then could feel it when it slid through. That's when I knew to take the next bite. With the bypass, I don't have that same awareness of how the food is traveling yet. I'm sure I'll get used to it :)

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