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Whats your full signal?

So obviously I am less than a week out from surgery. I am on Clear liquids still and doing well thus far, Im hitting over 30oz of liquid a day.

My question is I was sitting sipping and watching tv and think I was a little overzealous with sipping my tea and felt a bit tight and like I was going to belch. I think I found my full signal.

Maybe....

So whats your signal that your little vanilla bean of a stomach is full?

(when I watched my post op Upper GI my stomach reminded me of a vanilla bean, thus its new name )

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I am also noticed I sipped too quickly last night trying to finish that last bit of tea in my cup. Big mistake! I paid for that via the uncomfortable tightness...won't do that again! ????????

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