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Hello

I am six months out. I have a very strange question/concern

Sometimes I eat let's say tuna fish, sometimes I can eat almost the whole can and other times, less than half the can and I am full. (with no other foods, like fillers i.e. celery carrots,etc.)

I sometimes feel that way with a piece of chicken too, sometimes four -- five bites and I am full other times, I can eat more without the fullness.

Also, who gets mucus at end of throat when they eat, should I be concerned. I had no GI problems, No GERD before surgery. It is not all the time, just the night meal.

Is this all in my head??? If so, ok, I can live with it, me a little Cuckoo at times anyway....LOL.

But seriously any others having these issues or concerns and is normal or is there a logical explanation?

Thank you in advance for your input and insight.

- M

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I just posted about something similar. I have days where I can go without eating barely enough Protein and other days where I cannot get enough. I blamed it on the full moon :/ two weeks ago it was that TOM so I understood why along with the extra Water retention. I have no excuse now, esp since I don't get a TOM regularly now.

I haven't had the mucus issue either.

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personally, i think it depends on the density of the food. meats i can only get down but so much...white fish i can eat a lot of, i can eat A LOT of crab meat thank goodness lol...shrimp...depends on how cooked...the tougher it is, i can eat less of it. the mushier it is...the more of it i can eat

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i had the mucus issue...but it went away...once in awhile if i OD, then i'll notice it...

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