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How do you know not to take another bite?

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For some of us our bodies gives us cues. I burp. It's really loud and kinda embarrassing, like a bullfrog. However for some that cue or feeling of restriction doesn't kick in until you hit the soft foods stage. Until I recommend keeping portion to the ¼ - ½ cup size and then stop.

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I ate 3 bite sizes pieces of chicken my belly felt like I swallowed a brick...

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I don't eat meat, but from what I understand animal Proteins are sometimes hard to digest initially. The meat needs to be really moist and you may have to eat it super slow.

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I usually have a feeling of fullness at about 1/2 to 2/3 cup. Unless it is meat or eggs. I get full before I can eat a whole scrambled egg! However, I can eat 2 fried over-easy eggs. It just depends on the volume of the food I am eating.

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I start to get nauseous. I don't have any trouble with meat, I can eat 2-4 oz - each meal is different.

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I think it something everyone has to learn based on their body. I hate that feeling of Full. It is not worth it to me so I tend to stop before it happens. Once full I feel miserable for about 30-45 min.

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Agreed. I've learned to leave those last 1 or 2 bites.

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You would think being 18 months post-op I would have learned not to take those last few bite. But no and I suffer for at least 30 min.

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I burp also. I have not felt the completely full feeling but I know when I am satisfied and just leave the rest. I have finally been able to spread my eating over the 30 minutes also which really helps me.

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I had surgery almost 3 weeks ago..sometimes you want to savor that last bite..greedy. ..I'm learning to spit it out when I get that feeling.

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I catch myself doing a big sigh... if I stop right there I am good. It doesn't happen all the time, but it happens with eggs or dense foods. If I eat one or two more bites after that I am miserable and/or sliming. I try to weigh everything just to avoid that.

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This is weird but my nose will run. I also try to eat slow and let the food settle before I put too much in there and feel miserable.

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that awful feeling of overeating, I'm sure it is bad to the sleeve but does anybody have any idea how it could hurt the new stomac ?

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